_a_nthk @[email protected]

klipkyle.gitlab.io/blog/2017-10-22-vt100-ani.html little VT100 slow down tool in order to play old animations from textfiles.org

@jxself https://github.com/cymonsgames/ASCIIpOrtal
IDK if it works with Ncurses instead of pdcurses.

More levels:
https://mbays.freeshell.org/asciiportal/

Also, a hunt(d) remake:
https://mbays.freeshell.org/hunt-ng/

Ok, no APM support for the laptop under OpenBSD, but CPU scaling works. I sent a dmesg output to [email protected]
It could be fixed in 6.6 or -current, who knows.

Mednafen faults, but snes9x works fine. I think I'll use vimb with an Android 4.4 UA

no if I could fix the damn mastodon plugin it would be fine

720 videos work great, too

Well, xpdf and XTerm with the 10x20 font and unicode work amazingly well on a "small" resolution

Got #openbsd with 3D acceleration on an old HP laptop, something I coudn't archieve with #GNU/Linux.
It uses a flat-ish USB 2.0 drive as a "poor man's hard disk", it works perfectly with 32GB.
I didn't install too much stuff, I plan to upgrade it to 6.6 soon.

Vale, creo que el disco no era de @fanta, esto de tener 200 cosas me mata. Pero bueno, se puede compartir igual, total, lo encontré via Gopher...
gopher://mozz.us/1/

Vale, maldito PC, no sé por donde he bajado un CD de música, creo que por Lynx O_o

@fanta gracias por compartir el disco de Café del Mar, para programar en Fortran me viene de maravilla, es todo relax zen.

I'm being kicked out too often from Mstdn.io if I connect from bitlbee

Also BSD games embrace the BSD (do'h) and UNIX culture, too. Several distinct commands making one thing well. Interactive games are not composable but the ones based word plays are.
And, remember that any new technology such as pledge(4) and unveil(4) can be safely tested in games (some of them as complex, daemon based), as a guinea pig for the rest of the system.
Also, they are the perfect target to learn C. Specially with hack(6) and the stepping-on-the-pet-harm-him mechanics :p

Also, say what you want but base OpenBSD coming with BSD games is something which is sadly overlooked. If Solitaire on Windows tought people how to use the mouse, BSD games should be used as an example to be confortable in a terminal :)
fortune(6) is one of the easiest command to understand.
You type in you get an answer as a quote.
With tetris(6) as default you are used to jkl to move the pieces, and with hack(6) you are basically learning how to move with vi(1) keys.