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Linux Console Modes (80×25 – really?)
Posted on September 13, 2009 | No CommentsI grew up using DOS, starting with DOS 2 something. I had a father that never stuck with the default settings, which included modifying the command prompt design/colors and the screen text dimensions of the DOS window. The default was 80 characters or columns wide...