On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 01:41:08PM -0700, Richard G. Crockett wrote:
(quoting Chris at this point, I think)
> >
> > If you are suggesting adding a page for libssh to the book, feel free to
> > open a ticket on the Trac site.
> >
> > Well, there you have it. Have you ever posted a query and then regretted
> it? That's the case here. Sorry. I would be totally into contributing user
> tutorials
First time I've seen somebody using zero-width spaces [ U+200b] and
advocating a non-graphical (i.e. non-X) build - I live and learn.
And yes, everybody posts queries and regrets it.
A hint (check the links at the lfs site) might be useful to others -
I suspect that most people here use openssl (and hopefully, they
recompile it every time there is an update to fix vulnerabilities -
well I can dream, can't I ?)
>
> . I figured out how to install Terminus with only the minimal subset of
> dependencies, and it made for a nice virtual console experience. If that
> would be of use to others, I'd be happy to write it up. Same with ssh.
>
I think most people here either get by with the fonts in kbd (I have
a vested interest in the two sizes of LatGrkCyr ;) or move to Xorg as
quickly as possible. For many languages, Xorg is pretty much
required.
And although I looked at the ttf fork of Terminus (as part of the
review of TTF/OTF fonts I'm still trying to do), and disliked it as
much as many other fonts, I'm sure some people would appreciate a
hint for that. Other things being equal, big fonts are good - but
the "other things" include being able to have enough rows and
columns for the terminal to be useful - so sizes > 12x22 probably do
not work well when a screen has a small number of pixels.
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