Hey Bo!

Oct 10 17:21 03, Bo Simonsen wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 BS> Okay, I just think the default frame buffer font is a bit, distrubing 
 BS> to look at. Maybe it's just me ;)

Are you using the kbd package?  If so you can put one of those fonts in as
your default font.  For example, in Slackware there is a rc file called
/etc/rc.d/rc.font which has this entry in it:

setfont -v sun12x22.psfu.gz

On bootup that becomes my default font on consoles, whether or not
framebuffers are involved.  At 640x480 that font is HUGE!!!  Good for those
who have trouble seeing.  At 1024x768 it is very nice.  I can easily read
them.  In fact I am looking at them right now in Msged!  I like it!!!

 MK>> No, just the most simular to gcc for DOS.  I needed it to test 
 MK>> functions I was writing for gcc on the Sparc stations at the time.

 BS> But who did made the compiler? (or rewrote gcc?)

I forget his name and I don't have a copy handy.  Google it.  :-)

 BS>>> I wrote from in the old days.. But C was imho for simpler ...

 MK>> Yep.  I agree.

 BS> Good, now we use the same software too ;)

But of course.  We always agree don't we?  ;-)

Life is good,
Maurice

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