I'm using a dos program via tip(1) on the console that uses extended characters of the pc-dos font to display a meaningful user interface.
I'm not sure, but I think the extended ascii characters in dos may have been a strange mix of IBM and DEC characters. For instance, the following should print shaded blocks: $ printf "\305\306\307\n" Can anybody help me display this dos app as the author intended? I assume it invloves wsfontload, and have experimented with it for a while. Maybe there just aren't any suitable fonts in base? In 2001 mickey added listing support to wsfontload with the commit message "allow listing and soon deleting fonts; aaron@ ok", but deleting fonts never came about. Benjamin Lewis made a 'font deletion patch' over a year ago: http://www.monkey.org/openbsd/archive/tech/0402/msg00223.html This would have been very useful to have today. Trial and error with wsfontload requires several reboots.
