Terminal Ancii Script: Puppy Linux
Posted: Wed 21 Nov 2012, 18:51
Just fooling around... 
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Posted: Wed 30 Jan 2013, 01:34
Check out this link (copy && paste in browser):
*Also a trick to get a "notepad" in the browser.
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data:text/html, <html contenteditable><style>p{padding: 0;margin: 0;}</style><p> | o </p><p>,---.. .,---.,---., . | .,---.. .. ,</p><p>| || || || || | | || || | >< </p><p>|---'`---'|---'|---'`---| `---'`` '`---'' `</p><p>| | | `---' </p>Posted: Wed 30 Jan 2013, 02:51
It'd be cool if you could work that into screenfetch with a ASCII puppy graphic.
Here is a pic of it in action:
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+MMMMMMMMMMDOOONMMMM
IMMO$8MM:.......,,,,,,::~~====M.
M:,,,,,:::M....,,,,,,,::~O======Z.
.M:.,,:::::~~~M,,,,,:::::~~~M===++?
.M::::::~~~~~~$,,:::::~~~~~==M=+++M
.M:::::~~~~~~~~?:::~~~~~====++M++M?.
.M::=MO=7MM7~~M+:~~~~=====+MMM++I7D
.M~~~~~~7MMMI=~=~~======++MMMMM+++D.
M~~~~MMMMMMMMM=======++++MMMMM?+??M .
.M~~~MMMMM8==MMM====+++++++MMM?????M .
.M~~+MMMM=====MM==+++++++++++??????M
.M~~+MMMM?====MM+++++NMMMMM????????M .
.M===MMMMMMMMMMM+7MMMMMMMM????????IM
8====MMMMMMMMM++++MMMMMM?????MI?IIM
M====+MMMMD++++++++?MM??????M?IIN
.I+==+++++++++++????NODMMMM$IIIZ8
NI=++++++++++MM???MM????IIII7ZM
?I++++++++?????I?????IIIII7OM
M+++++??????????IIIIII7ZM.
,M???????????IIIII7$OM:
. MM77IIIIII77$ZONM.
....~MMMMMMMMM+ .
... .
Posted: Wed 30 Jan 2013, 09:31
Nice trick!GustavoYz wrote:Check out this link (copy && paste in browser):*Also a trick to get a "notepad" in the browser.Code: Select all
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I didn't know about that! I 'll try it!Q5sys wrote:It'd be cool if you could work that into screenfetch with a ASCII puppy graphic.
Posted: Thu 07 Mar 2013, 12:00
I have looked through a few options for screenfetch without finding any puppy ASCII-art. Give me a few days and I'll see if I can't come up with something good. It shouldn't be too hard to script up a puppy option form KittKatt's original and add in Q5sys's art.It'd be cool if you could work that into screenfetch with a ASCII puppy graphic.
I was surprised to not see this already done.
-Joe
Posted: Fri 08 Mar 2013, 00:52
No its not an option in Screenfetch, someone would have to manually add it to the options, which is at the moment, beyond my bash skills.DebianJoe wrote:I have looked through a few options for screenfetch without finding any puppy ASCII-art. Give me a few days and I'll see if I can't come up with something good. It shouldn't be too hard to script up a puppy option form KittKatt's original and add in Q5sys's art.It'd be cool if you could work that into screenfetch with a ASCII puppy graphic.
I was surprised to not see this already done.
-Joe
Quick and Dirty Hack for Screenfetch
Posted: Fri 08 Mar 2013, 05:33
Okay, this is what I came up with in the 45 or so minutes I had to play with it.
I'm using 2.4.0 of Screenfetch, so if the format has changed since then, that has to be taken into account.
Go to line 1136-ish, and look for the {"startline="0"}. Cut out everything down to the {"$c0")} line, but make sure to leave this line in it. I added a few extra blank lines to be sure that I didn't end up with 1 extra set of quotations. Then, paste:
If you want to make it puplet specific, then run it as {#$./screenfetch -D Wary Puppy} (or whatever Puppy or Puplet you're running.)
It's a nasty way to get it done, but the output should be what we're after. The spaces to the %s tags line everything up perfectly in rxvt. I had to use [#chmod u+x] to get the edited script to run.
I only recently started playing with Puppy (about 2 days ago) on an older Athlon II desktop I have. I haven't yet figured out a consistent format for all versions of Puppy so that the call-outs for the distro can be called out from the bash. If you guys have that little bit of info, then I might see about getting a much more permanent answer into the Screenfetch Source.
EDIT: Also, I used "S" instead of "$" in your art, because "$" turns what's after it into a variable. I figured that would not be too far from your original artwork.
-Joe
I'm using 2.4.0 of Screenfetch, so if the format has changed since then, that has to be taken into account.
Go to line 1136-ish, and look for the {"startline="0"}. Cut out everything down to the {"$c0")} line, but make sure to leave this line in it. I added a few extra blank lines to be sure that I didn't end up with 1 extra set of quotations. Then, paste:
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fulloutput=(
"$c2 +MMMMMMMMMMDOOONMMMM$c0 %s"
"$c2 IMMO$8MM:.......,,,,,,::~~====M. %s"
"$c2 M:,,,,,:::M....,,,,,,,::~O======Z. %s"
"$c2 .M:.,,:::::~~~M,,,,,:::::~~~M===++? %s"
"$c2 .M::::::~~~~~~$,,:::::~~~~~==M=+++M %s"
"$c2 .M:::::~~~~~~~~?:::~~~~~====++M++M?. %s"
"$c2 .M::=MO=7MM7~~M+:~~~~=====+MMM++I7D %s"
"$c2 .M~~~~~~7MMMI=~=~~======++MMMMM+++D. %s"
"$c2 M~~~~MMMMMMMMM=======++++MMMMM?+??M . %s"
"$c2 .M~~~MMMMM8==MMM====+++++++MMM?????M . %s"
"$c2 .M~~+MMMM=====MM==+++++++++++??????M %s"
"$c2 .M~~+MMMM?====MM+++++NMMMMM????????M . %s"
"$c2 .M===MMMMMMMMMMM+7MMMMMMMM????????IM %s"
"$c2 8====MMMMMMMMM++++MMMMMM????MIIIM %s"
"$c2 M====+MMMMD++++++++?MM??????M?IIN %s"
"$c2 .I+==+++++++++++????NODMMMMSIIIZ8 %s"
"$c2 NI=++++++++++MM???MM????IIII7ZM %s"
"$c2 ?I++++++++?????I?????IIIII7OM %s"
"$c2 M+++++??????????IIIIII7ZM. %s"
"$c2 ,M???????????IIIII7SOM: %s"
"$c2 . MM77IIIIII77SZONM. %s"
"$c2 ....~MMMMMMMMM+ . %s"
"$c2 ... . %s"
It's a nasty way to get it done, but the output should be what we're after. The spaces to the %s tags line everything up perfectly in rxvt. I had to use [#chmod u+x] to get the edited script to run.
I only recently started playing with Puppy (about 2 days ago) on an older Athlon II desktop I have. I haven't yet figured out a consistent format for all versions of Puppy so that the call-outs for the distro can be called out from the bash. If you guys have that little bit of info, then I might see about getting a much more permanent answer into the Screenfetch Source.
EDIT: Also, I used "S" instead of "$" in your art, because "$" turns what's after it into a variable. I figured that would not be too far from your original artwork
.-Joe