If you haven't seen it already, I'd recommend taking a look at
cool-retro-term on github. It does a great job recreating amber &
green screen terminals on MacOS or Linux. Pretty fun little toy.
hahah that's fantastic, thanks for sharing.
I wonder if that'll run on a Pi running linux.. Because that would be
just perfect. :D
I haven't tried, but it should compile on the Pi too:
McDoob wrote to Oli <=-
That's the best part of compiling from source. Sure, it's not as easy
as "apt-get install", but one can (generally) get any software to
compile on any machine, even if there's no 'official' installer.
If you haven't seen it already, I'd recommend taking a look at cool-retro-term on github. It does a great job recreating amber &
green screen terminals on MacOS or Linux. Pretty fun little toy.
If you haven't seen it already, I'd recommend taking a look at cool-retro-term on github. It does a great job recreating amber &
green screen terminals on MacOS or Linux. Pretty fun little toy.
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