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kaa
1 year ago
I went perusing some of your older articles. RAM booting is especially good for storage drive longevity. Writing a home directory and some packages every once is a while is much less stressful, especially when using flash memory(, like with a usual Rasp. Pi or booting from USB). A couple of linux distros that pique my interest default to RAM booting, those being http://tinycorelinux.net/ and https://alpinelinux.org/.
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>kaa Thank you. But that was intentional. I don't care about color accuracy. Or, realism in general. If I care about realism, I didn't use only 16 colors. The purpose of dithering was to remove hurtful patterns like banding. Not realism. Anyway, I appreciate your recommendation of mtpaint. I didn't know that program.
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kaa
1 year ago
The colors of the neocities logo are quite baked here. I recommend using a palette generated to suit your particular image.
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kaa
1 year ago
I don't know any good command-line tool for doing this, however I do know that mtpaint is excellent for doing this in exactly a way you choose. Multiple palette generation algorithms, multiple dithering algorithms, custom palettes if you prefer, along with otherwise nice facilities for ediiting images.
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kaa
1 year ago
This is maybe the second time I've read about an Xorg version of links, and the first time I've seen it given praise. I found links2 packages under the name "links+".
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kaa
1 year ago
The graphical mode ain't half bad! I sorely miss CSS, however this seems just about perfect for you.
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Hmm, i guess i will give st another try then.