FWD: Debian Swirl ascii-art
Joey Hess
better in ascii..
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From: metallo <met...@go2.pl>
Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2001 22:36:47 +0200
To: jo...@debian.org
Subject: Debian Swirl ascii-art
Reply-To: met...@go2.pl
Hello,
Look at this:
_,met$$$$$gg.
,g$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P.
,g$$P"" """Y$$.".
,$$P' `$$$.
',$$P ,ggs. `$$b:
`d$$' ,$P"' . $$$
$$P d$' , $$P
$$: $$. - ,d$$'
$$; Y$b._ _,d$P'
Y$$. `.`"Y$$$$P"'
`$$b "-.__
`Y$$b
`Y$$.
`$$b.
`Y$$b.
`"Y$b._
`""""
_, _, ,'`.
`$$' `$$' `. ,'
$$ $$ `'
$$ $$ _, _
,d$$$g$$ ,d$$$b. $$,d$$$b.`$$' g$$$$$b.`$$,d$$b.
,$P' `$$ ,$P' `Y$. $$$' `$$ $$ "' `$$ $$$' `$$
$$' $$ $$' `$$ $$' $$ $$ ,ggggg$$ $$' $$
$$ $$ $$ggggg$$ $$ $$ $$ ,$P" $$ $$ $$
$$ ,$$ $$. $$ ,$P $$ $$' ,$$ $$ $$
`$g. ,$$$ `$$._ _., $$ _,g$P' $$ `$b. ,$$$ $$ $$
`Y$$P'$$. `Y$$$$P',$$$$P"' ,$$. `Y$$P'$$.$$. ,$$.
How do you like it?
regards,
met.
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John H. Robinson, IV
> Well it is indeed a nice rendition of the logo. Don't think I've seen
> better in ascii..
one word: WOW!
that is amazing.
-john
Brent Verner
| Well it is indeed a nice rendition of the logo. Don't think I've seen
| better in ascii..
hey, a little reformatting, and this is an an awewome /etc/issue
file.
brent
_,met$$$$$gg.
,g$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P.
,g$$P"" """Y$$.".
,$$P' `$$$.
',$$P ,ggs. `$$b:
`d$$' ,$P"' . $$$
$$P d$' , $$P
$$: $$. - ,d$$'
$$; Y$b._ _,d$P' _, _, ,'`.
Y$$. `.`"Y$$$$P"' `$$' `$$' `. ,'
`$$b "-.__ $$ $$ `'
`Y$$b $$ $$ _, _
`Y$$. ,d$$$g$$ ,d$$$b. $$,d$$$b.`$$' g$$$$$b.`$$,d$$b.
`$$b. ,$P' `$$ ,$P' `Y$. $$$' `$$ $$ "' `$$ $$$' `$$
`Y$$b. $$' $$ $$' `$$ $$' $$ $$ ,ggggg$$ $$' $$
`"Y$b._ $$ $$ $$ggggg$$ $$ $$ $$ ,$P" $$ $$ $$
`"""" $$ ,$$ $$. $$ ,$P $$ $$' ,$$ $$ $$
`$g. ,$$$ `$$._ _., $$ _,g$P' $$ `$b. ,$$$ $$ $$
`Y$$P'$$. `Y$$$$P',$$$$P"' ,$$. `Y$$P'$$.$$. ,$$.
Debian GNU/\s testing/unstable \n \l
Arthur Korn
Karl E. Jorgensen
> On 08 Jul 2001 at 21:43 (-0400), Joey Hess wrote:
> | better in ascii..
>
> file.
Looks nice! - if it's not too late (things are freezing), why
not get this into woody?
>
> brent
>
> _,met$$$$$gg.
> ,g$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P.
> ,g$$P"" """Y$$.".
> ,$$P' `$$$.
> ',$$P ,ggs. `$$b:
> `d$$' ,$P"' . $$$
> $$P d$' , $$P
> $$: $$. - ,d$$'
> $$; Y$b._ _,d$P' _, _, ,'`.
> Y$$. `.`"Y$$$$P"' `$$' `$$' `. ,'
> `$$b "-.__ $$ $$ `'
> `Y$$b $$ $$ _, _
> `Y$$. ,d$$$g$$ ,d$$$b. $$,d$$$b.`$$' g$$$$$b.`$$,d$$b.
> `$$b. ,$P' `$$ ,$P' `Y$. $$$' `$$ $$ "' `$$ $$$' `$$
> `Y$$b. $$' $$ $$' `$$ $$' $$ $$ ,ggggg$$ $$' $$
> `"Y$b._ $$ $$ $$ggggg$$ $$ $$ $$ ,$P" $$ $$ $$
> `"""" $$ ,$$ $$. $$ ,$P $$ $$' ,$$ $$ $$
> `$g. ,$$$ `$$._ _., $$ _,g$P' $$ `$b. ,$$$ $$ $$
> `Y$$P'$$. `Y$$$$P',$$$$P"' ,$$. `Y$$P'$$.$$. ,$$.
>
> Debian GNU/\s testing/unstable \n \l
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Pawel Wiecek
> And now with colour:
Hi. I prefer it to be colored like this:
[2J [0;0H [31;1m _,met$$$$$gg.
[31m ,g$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P.
[31m ,g$$P"" """Y$$.".
[31m ,$$P' `$$$.
[31m ',$$P ,ggs. `$$b:
[31m `d$$' ,$P"' . $$$
[31m $$P d$' , $$P
[31m $$: $$. - ,d$$'
[31m $$; Y$b._ _,d$P' [37m _, _, ,'`.
[31m Y$$. `.`"Y$$$$P"' [37m `$$' `$$' `. ,'
[31m `$$b "-.__ [37m $$ $$ `'
[31m `Y$$b [37m $$ $$ _, _
[31m `Y$$. [37m ,d$$$g$$ ,d$$$b. $$,d$$$b.`$$' g$$$$$b.`$$,d$$b.
[31m `$$b. [37m ,$P' `$$ ,$P' `Y$. $$$' `$$ $$ "' `$$ $$$' `$$
[31m `Y$$b. [37m $$' $$ $$' `$$ $$' $$ $$ ,ggggg$$ $$' $$
[31m `"Y$b._ [37m $$ $$ $$ggggg$$ $$ $$ $$ ,$P" $$ $$ $$
[31m `"""" [37m $$ ,$$ $$. $$ ,$P $$ $$' ,$$ $$ $$
`$g. ,$$$ `$$._ _., $$ _,g$P' $$ `$b. ,$$$ $$ $$
`Y$$P'$$. `Y$$$$P',$$$$P"' ,$$. `Y$$P'$$.$$. ,$$.
[34mDebian GNU/\s testing/unstable [33m\n [34m \l [0m
Pawel
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"Karl E. Jorgensen" <ka...@jorgensen.com> wrote:
> >
> > hey, a little reformatting, and this is an an awewome /etc/issue
> > file.
>
> Looks nice! - if it's not too late (things are freezing), why
> not get this into woody?
>
I agree, although it is a superficial change, it does give it a bit more character.
Glenn
James Moss
to be in there prior to potato being released). That way, default stays
small, simple, and linuxlogo when installed creates something nice, like it
used to. Just an idea.
-James Moss
Wouter Verhelst
<snip>
> The problem is very similar to the one with fsck assuming that everybody wants
> the "-C" flag in /etc/init.d/check{fs,root}.sh
>
> It's a bummer watching that stupid propeller at 9600,N,8,1
It's merely a bummer waiting for your fsck to finish fsck'ing 1GB when
stdout goes at that speed...
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Brent Verner
| On 9 Jul 2001, Pawel Wiecek wrote:
|
| > On Jul 9, 10:41am, Arthur Korn wrote:
| > > And now with colour:
| >
| > Hi. I prefer it to be colored like this:
| >
| > [2J [0;0H [31;1m _,met$$$$$gg.
|
| Sorry to come in with a stupid question: how would one go about
| displaying this in color from a shell script?
| I seem to remember doing this once but I just cannot remember now.
echo -e " [31m _,met\$\$\$\$\$gg."
b
Martin Maciaszek
> Hi,
>
> At Tue, 10 Jul 2001 04:12:21 -0400,
> Brent Verner <br...@rcfile.org> wrote:
>
[snip]
> > #!/bin/sh
> >
> > echo -e " [31m _,met\$\$\$\$\$gg."
>
> We don't need to make efforts to input raw escape code.
>
> (On the other hand, we don't need "-e" option for "echo"
> if we can input raw escape sequence.)
>
To make it really portable use tput. That way you can get some
kind of emphasis on most terminals without annoying the users of
vt420 terminals (like me) or other exotic terminals.
Cheers
Martin
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Aigars Mahinovs
Monday, July 09, 2001, 4:43:35 AM, you wrote:
> Well it is indeed a nice rendition of the logo. Don't think I've seen
> better in ascii..
Doesn't it look just like the one in 'linuxlogo'?
Maybe we should make 'linuxlogo' standart
(and set 'on login', not 'on boot' by default)
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Steve Kostecke
>Why not add this into something like linuxlogo (an ASCII Debian swirl USED
>to be in there prior to potato being released). That way, default stays
>small, simple, and linuxlogo when installed creates something nice, like it
>used to. Just an idea.
I'll add this to linuxlogo.
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Aaron Lehmann
> And now with colour:
I find it slightly scary that that displayed in color under mutt. DOes
it allow arbitrary escape sequences through?
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Josip Rodin
> > >I find it slightly scary that that displayed in color under mutt. DOes
> > >it allow arbitrary escape sequences through?
> > coloring made by mutt itself.
>
> You are aware of the exploitability of passing raw escape sequences to a
> terminal?
What exactly can happen?
I have a bug report on joe about this, #42631, but as yet nobody has told me
how exactly is that bad security-wise, see the bug log. :(
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Marco d'Itri
>You are aware of the exploitability of passing raw escape sequences to a
>terminal?
Not *everything* is passed on, only color-related sequences.
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Radovan Garabik
> On Sun, Jul 15, 2001 at 11:42:02AM -0700, Joseph Carter wrote:
> > > >I find it slightly scary that that displayed in color under mutt. DOes
> > > >it allow arbitrary escape sequences through?
> > > Yes, but it is not supported and is known to interfere with normal
> > > coloring made by mutt itself.
> >
> > terminal?
>
happened once to me, in my younger days when I was still a student,
and had a file full of words of dubious politeness in my home
directory.
One of my classmates sent me a message which consisted (more or less)
of following:
From: His Name <ANSI for go to beginning of line>From: Sysadmin's Name
Message: Come immediately to my office, reason: insulting file in
your home directory
needless to say, I was more than a bit embarrassed (and so was the
sysadmin when I went to him and tried to explain why the file is there) :-)
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Josip Rodin
> > I have a bug report on joe about this, #42631, but as yet nobody has
> > told me how exactly is that bad security-wise, see the bug log. :(
>
> default, unless they're explicitly used to edit such stuff IMHO. This is a
> known security measure since the old BBS days.
Well, joe displays ^[ in bold when it's in a file you edit, but it doesn't
filter the file names. So for example if you edit a file called ^[[30m it
will display some of its interface in black, but that's about it.
What truely evil thing can be done with this? :)
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John Galt
>On Sun, Jul 15, 2001 at 11:42:02AM -0700, Joseph Carter wrote:
>> > >I find it slightly scary that that displayed in color under mutt. DOes
>> > >it allow arbitrary escape sequences through?
>> > Yes, but it is not supported and is known to interfere with normal
>> > coloring made by mutt itself.
>>
>> You are aware of the exploitability of passing raw escape sequences to a
>> terminal?
>
>What exactly can happen?
Have you ever heard of an ANSI bomb? Through escape sequences, you can
redefine other escape sequences.
http://totse.com/en/viruses/virus_information/ab2.html
Shows some exploitation possibilities. Baically, you can use the escape
characters to execute an alias command on localhost. Most ANSI bombing
was done in DOS, so privileges weren't a big issue, but I assume that a
suitably obscene ANSI bomb could remap enough to screw a user over big
time: alias ls to rm -r for example.
>I have a bug report on joe about this, #42631, but as yet nobody has told me
>how exactly is that bad security-wise, see the bug log. :(
>
>
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