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88.166.178.222 — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:12:19 GMT

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Avant tout, sache que [[screen]] est ton ami.

==Afficher une image dans le terminal==
* fbi
* http://www.inouire.net/image.html
* zgv dfbsee

==Lire une video en mode console==
mplayer -vo caca tonfichier
mplayer -vo aa filename.avi

==IRc==
irssi, weechat et bitchx

==http==
lynx, [e]links2 et '''w3m''' surtout

==http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=192638==
If you mean viewing pictures in console mode (i.e. in runlevel 3, without X running), then yes, it can be done. You need to enable console framebuffer support in your kernel, which will allow you to set your console in 8, 16, or 24-bit color and to view graphics in console mode. You can use the fbi program for that: [http://linux.bytesex.org/fbida/]
I use that all the time when I'm in console mode, it's very nice. In fact, if you have a TV tuner card you can even watch TV in console mode, using fbtv: [http://linux.bytesex.org/xawtv/]

I wrote up a little quasi-HOWTO for enabling console framebuffer support a while ago here, do a search on my name and "framebuffer" and you'll probably find it. Worst case you may be able to just do "modprobe vga16fb" and get a basic framebuffer, then use fbset (yum install fbset) to configure it. I use the radeon framebuffer (radeonfb) at 1024x768 in 8-bit color (note that this is completely separate from X, it has no effect on that).
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Mode Console

88.166.178.222 — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:11:56 GMT

88.166.178.222 : /* http */

Avant tout, sache que [[screen]] est ton ami.

==Afficher une image dans le terminal==
* fbi
* http://www.inouire.net/image.html
* zgv dfbsee

==Lire une video en mode console==
mplayer -vo caca tonfichier
mplayer -vo aa filename.avi

==IRc==
irssi, weechat et bitchx

==http==
lynx et [e]links2

==http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=192638==
If you mean viewing pictures in console mode (i.e. in runlevel 3, without X running), then yes, it can be done. You need to enable console framebuffer support in your kernel, which will allow you to set your console in 8, 16, or 24-bit color and to view graphics in console mode. You can use the fbi program for that: [http://linux.bytesex.org/fbida/]
I use that all the time when I'm in console mode, it's very nice. In fact, if you have a TV tuner card you can even watch TV in console mode, using fbtv: [http://linux.bytesex.org/xawtv/]

I wrote up a little quasi-HOWTO for enabling console framebuffer support a while ago here, do a search on my name and "framebuffer" and you'll probably find it. Worst case you may be able to just do "modprobe vga16fb" and get a basic framebuffer, then use fbset (yum install fbset) to configure it. I use the radeon framebuffer (radeonfb) at 1024x768 in 8-bit color (note that this is completely separate from X, it has no effect on that).
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