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in the Features part
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FreeBSD can be installed on a regular desktop or a laptop. The X Window System is not installed by default, but is available in the FreeBSD ports collection. Wayland (display server protocol) is also available for FreeBSD
S
Wayland (display server protocol) is also available for FreeBSD
S
you need to think about wayland instead of xorg
Stéphane
Wayland is able to use two graphic cards (Intel+NVidia)? I have to test it if so.
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As @Jharked999 says, if it's for printing to paper you'll need also cups(1) and the printer driver
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
cups is the standard printing system for *nix
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
How are you printing it? from command line?
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https://www.cups.org/doc/options.html
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Classified NSA info there 🤔
ɴꙩᴍᴀᴅ
Just curious, printing the image through an image manipulation software like GIMP works?
SL
Seems working fine 😂
Stéphane
Is your printer compatible with ps or pdf ? I saw this situation with a wrong driver (same brand but not the exact model)
Stéphane
I did not use CUPS but lp/lpr.
SL
This was a printing of which file? A picture ?
SL
I have a laser brother on home lan but never tried printing from my headless nas .... have to try when at home
kub-kun
SL
are You able to access printer web server page ? is there anything useful?
Hardcode
hope they added a free loader via dialog4ports options
Hardcode
otherwise its futile - it was working anyway, it's a pure java app
Guillermo
Hi all, how are we doing on kernel size topic?
Rberto
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Anonymous
Rberto
Rberto
Anonymous
yes it is
Pouria
Guys how can we create a logo ?
like ASCII(ascii) logo of screenfetch or neofetch and pfetch or others.
Anonymous
Pouria
Nope.
Pouria
I want to create logo manually.
Anonymous
screenfetch
neofetch
pfetch
uses jp2a ?
neofetch uses also screenfetch(not sure for this one)
Pouria
neofetch uses also screenfetch(not sure for this one)
You mean neofetch has all of OS's logo picture? :/
And convert it to ASCII logo?
Pouria
you can literally create ASCII from any picture
That's not good idea.
If i want to show many logos i should get/download many pictures.
Anonymous
You mean neofetch has all of OS's logo picture? :/
And convert it to ASCII logo?
if you want some other os logo then use :
neofetch --ascii_distro osname
Anonymous
That's not good idea.
If i want to show many logos i should get/download many pictures.
you can use links or file
Pouria
if you want some other os logo then use :
neofetch --ascii_distro osname
No.
I want to create a little shell script that shows ASCII logos.
Pouria
I don't like this way.
Anonymous
Yeah.
But i don't want use any program like jp2a or others.
scripts won't generate ASCII out of no where
Anonymous
it's not like you write FREEBSD and it will show freebsd ASCII logo
Anonymous
try fm6000 from github if you want something more than {screen,neo,p}fetch
Anonymous
Anonymous
I was check.
I don't see anything like jpa2.
{screen,neo,p}fetch already comes with all Os ASCII
Anonymous
have you even looked into it yet ?
Pouria
I want just create OS's ASCII logos manually.
What should i do?
Anonymous
I don't see a real use case of creating another script/program just to show system info
Anonymous
I want just create OS's ASCII logos manually.
What should i do?
you can create that with C (afaik)
kub-kun
im dumb
Carl
I want just create OS's ASCII logos manually.
What should i do?
here you have some examples i used to make mine, you can see how to change colors
Carl
you can use an asci program as they said and then, color it with a script, or just build it character at character
Pouria
you can use an asci program as they said and then, color it with a script, or just build it character at character
I don't get "just build it character at character", what do you mean?
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I don't get "just build it character at character", what do you mean?
Like drawing pixel art, using characters instead of pixels (:
Pouria
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