On 24-Jul-99 Andy Goth wrote:
>> Ahhh well, upgrade ;) You can get a better display with vga=ask at lilo,
>> but it was just a suggestion.
>
> On the computer running Mandrake (pray I get it back unharmed!), "lilo"
> wouldn't run since it complained that the kernel didn't support VGA mode
> pres
> Ahhh well, upgrade ;) You can get a better display with vga=ask at lilo,
> but it was just a suggestion.
On the computer running Mandrake (pray I get it back unharmed!), "lilo"
wouldn't run since it complained that the kernel didn't support VGA mode
presetting. I couldn't configure LILO until
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
> > In the sense that it is an ansi drawing program yes, I'd say all
> > similarity ends there. It has a much larger working area, allowing for all
> > those awesome pics you'll find linked there also.
> >
> > As always, your Framebuffer console advocate,
> In the sense that it is an ansi drawing program yes, I'd say all
> similarity ends there. It has a much larger working area, allowing for all
> those awesome pics you'll find linked there also.
>
> As always, your Framebuffer console advocate, I recommend viewing these
> via console running in
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
> > http://www.acid.org
> >
> > doing ansi by hand is a long drawn out proccess i personaly do not enjoy.
>
> I'm downloading it now.
>
> Is it anything like TheDraw?
>
In the sense that it is an ansi drawing program yes, I'd say all
similarity ends th
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
> > Eh, personaly i'd have just installed aciddraw onto my dosemu image ;)
>
> Aciddraw?
>
> And what does dosemu have to do with this?
Well, Acid Draw is a dos program and I bet Axalon dos not waste space on his
machine with dos or windoze :)
John Love
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> http://www.acid.org
>
> doing ansi by hand is a long drawn out proccess i personaly do not enjoy.
I'm downloading it now.
Is it anything like TheDraw?
> Eh, personaly i'd have just installed aciddraw onto my dosemu image ;)
Aciddraw?
And what does dosemu have to do with this?
On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
> > > > Yes. Run kdmconfig as root and there is a "Background" tab. You should
> > > > be able to change the background there.
> > >
> > > How about changing the penguin logo in the text-based login? Is there a
> > > text file for the login message? How
On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, you wrote:
>
> Thanks. I just got done doing battle with DOS. I was victorious,
> and I was able to overcome the fact that the DOS HELP command
> doesn't support saving copies of the documents to disk. Hehehe.
> I renamed QBASIC.HLP to QBASIC.BAK and HELP.HLP (or DOS.HLP?)
> > > Yes. Run kdmconfig as root and there is a "Background" tab. You should
> > > be able to change the background there.
> >
> > How about changing the penguin logo in the text-based login? Is there a
> > text file for the login message? How are color codes set--by ANSI?
>
> Look at /etc/rc
On Tue, 20 Jul 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
> > Yes. Run kdmconfig as root and there is a "Background" tab. You should
> > be able to change the background there.
>
> How about changing the penguin logo in the text-based login? Is there a
> text file for the login message? How are color codes se
> Yes. Run kdmconfig as root and there is a "Background" tab. You should
> be able to change the background there.
How about changing the penguin logo in the text-based login? Is there a
text file for the login message? How are color codes set--by ANSI?
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Yes. Run kdmconfig as root and there is a "Background" tab. You should
be able to change the background there.
Trevor Wilson wrote:
> Can you change the background on the login screen?
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Can you change the background on the login screen?
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