Eero Ahonen wrote:
> Invisible wrote:
>> Doesn't much seem to resemble the little program I end up having to use
>> when I'm trying to fix a broken Linux install where /etc/fstab is messed
>> up or some such and I need to edit it. You certainly can't get more than
>> 80 characters on screen there - because the terminal window is only 80
>> characters wide.
>
> Feel free to use framebuffer and shoot anything like 1920x1200 with 24
> or 32-bit colors on the screen (or whatever resolution your monitor and
> graphics controller support). It's even possible to choose the font ;).
Funny you should say that - on my PC at home, I usually have to disable
framebuffer support on Linux live CDs to prevent the machine crashing...
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