Durdraw
Durdraw is an ASCII, Unicode and ANSI art editor for UNIX-like systems (Linux, macOS, etc). It runs in modern Utf-8 terminals and supports frame-based animation, custom themes, 256 and 16 color modes, terminal mouse input, DOS ANSI art viewing, CP437 and Unicode mixing and conversion, HTML output, mIRC color output, and other interesting features.
Durdraw is heavily inspired by classic ANSI editing software for MS-DOS and Windows, such as TheDraw, Aciddraw and Pablodraw, but with a modern Unix twist.
For example, most do 16 colors. Durdraw does 256 colors (using xterm-256color escape codes).
Most use Code Page 437 (IBM-PC) character encoding for extended characters. Durdraw uses Unicode, but can import, convert and export CP437 encoding, so your MS-DOS ANSI art stays in-tact. It still lets you input any Unicode character through a Unicode block browser.
Most need a GUI, but Durdraw runs in a standard Utf-8 terminal (like Xterm, Konsole or iTerm2).
Most that do run in the terminal don't support a mouse or are hard to use. Durdraw is pretty easy to use (similar to TheDraw) and has a suite of mouse tools. Ease of use is subjective, of course.
Most don't do animation. Durdraw does, with custom speed control and frame delays.
Home : https://durdraw.org/
System : Linux
Lizenz : Freeware
Version : 0.29.0
Version : 0.29.0
Grösse : 337 Kb
Update : 03/2025
Passwort : asciigen.blogspot.com
MD5 : ee5afa28e9733c0d08bafea8bad18a21
SHA-1 : 69907e22ec8cde4d04e4e78fa5849204e9a2e328
SHA-256 : 8c2e972ba2001b99ffbf6dcc1e6e757936153acf1ded7e5a983a1e5141f57ff8
CRC32 : 419bd608Mirros : MediaFire | Mega | Proton
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