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PabloDraw is an Ansi/Ascii text and RIPscrip vector graphic art editor and viewer with multi-user capabilities. It uses the Eto.Forms cross-platform framework for native UI on Windows, macOS and Linux, and Version 3.3 is described as still in alpha.
RoySAC.com is a personal site by Carsten, also known as Roy/SAC, a text artist. It hosts ASCII and ANSI art galleries, artpacks, TheDraw ANSI fonts, tutorials, articles on the underground computer art scene, and oldskool scene and BBS merchandise. The sitemap page lists links to major sections and pages.
LibreOffice is a free, open source office suite developed by a community and a project of The Document Foundation. It includes six tools: Writer for word processing, Calc for spreadsheets, Impress for presentations, Draw for diagrams and 3D illustrations, Base for databases, and Math for formulas. The project offers no-cost downloads and community assistance rather than technical support from the foundation.
A GitHub gist providing a step-by-step guide to installing Microsoft Office on any Linux distribution. It compares options for running Office in Linux, including virtual machine-based approaches such as LinOffice, Winapps, Winboat, Cassowary and Wine-based options including Crossover, PlayOnLinux and Bottles.
Sixteen Colors is an online archive of ANSI and ASCII artpacks released through the BBS artscene since the early 1990s. It also offers tagging, search, uploads, shared drawing servers and a SAUCE editor.
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