Ok, I know this is not the support channel for netrunner. but... close enough.

HOw do i set the size of the window to be 80x25 (terminal size) and stay that way each time I open it? I have tried messing with the ini file. Havent
gotten it.

I am on linux but it does it on widnows and linux. Its so annoying. I prefer
a smaller window - more terminal sized.

Thanks,


Sincerely,
-Nugax
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Ok, I know this is not the support channel for netrunner. but... close enough.

HOw do i set the size of the window to be 80x25 (terminal size) and stay that way each time I open it? I have tried messing with the ini file. Havent gotten it.

I am on linux but it does it on widnows and linux. Its so annoying. I prefer a smaller window - more terminal sized.

NetRunner starts in 80x25. Are you using NetRunner from: http://www.mysticbbs.com/downloads/prealpha/

If its a different size you may have a NetRunner from like 10 years ago.

If you mean the size of the window, then you can set that in the .ini or
press ALT-F to set the various combinations, or use alt_enter to toggle scaling.

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NetRunner starts in 80x25. Are you using NetRunner from: http://www.mysticbbs.com/downloads/prealpha/

If its a different size you may have a NetRunner from like 10 years ago.

If you mean the size of the window, then you can set that in the .ini or press ALT-F to set the various combinations, or use alt_enter to toggle scaling.

Im not sure where i got it from. I will get the latest. Mine always starts in
a larger window.


Sincerely,
-Nugax
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Im not sure where i got it from. I will get the latest. Mine always
starts in a larger window.

You can press ALT-F and set it to "Standard Resolution CP437" and then use ALT+ENTER to resize it until its small. That is the smallest it will go on its own, which I think is a 640x400 pixel window. Experiment with the standard/upscaled fonts and window sizes and then when you find a combination that you like you can set it as the default in netrunner.ini.

You can also set it to use "anisotropic filtering" and then drag the corner of the window to whatever size you want. You can make it the size of a postage stamp if you wanted to (but you'll want to make sure you have filtering enabled otherwise it will look really crappy if resized to something that isn't an integer scale of a DOS screen resolution).

It can run smaller than anything else I've seen (the postage stamp wasn't an exaggeration lol).

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You can press ALT-F and set it to "Standard Resolution CP437" and then
use ALT+ENTER to resize it until its small. That is the smallest it
will go on its own, which I think is a 640x400 pixel window. Experiment

This worked. Mine always started as a 640x400 size window and was WAYYY too big. Ill have to figure out the ini file.

On another note, check out my mbb utility. I wrote it specifically for
backing up Mystic BBS on all platforms and builds.


Sincerely,
-Nugax
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Hey G00R00, I have no idea what's going on, but I can't get Netrunner
Terminal to work on my laptop. I downloaded the latest version from the website, works great on my desktop, but when I try to run it on my laptop it crashes saying "Unable to initialize video". Both machines are running the
same version of Ubuntu (20.04) and I've already made sure that the laptop is running the latest libsdl2. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

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On 23 Feb 2021, Geri Atricks said the following...

Hey G00R00, I have no idea what's going on, but I can't get Netrunner Terminal to work on my laptop. I downloaded the latest version from the website, works great on my desktop, but when I try to run it on my
laptop it crashes saying "Unable to initialize video". Both machines are running the same version of Ubuntu (20.04) and I've already made sure
that the laptop is running the latest libsdl2. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

SAME here... I'm new to Linux so I thought it was me... I installed Mint though.

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laptop it crashes saying "Unable to initialize video". Both machines are running the same version of Ubuntu (20.04) and I've already made sure

Are you running in a VMware/VirtualBox?

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On 23 Feb 2021, g00r00 said the following...

laptop it crashes saying "Unable to initialize video". Both machines running the same version of Ubuntu (20.04) and I've already made sure

Are you running in a VMware/VirtualBox?

Um, I got the same error. I had it in a VM and just this morning I installed Linux Mint on my laptop and got the same error.

I initially thought it was me... because I'm new with Linux but then I say someone else having the same issue.

Thanx

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laptop it crashes saying "Unable to initialize video". Both machines running the same version of Ubuntu (20.04) and I've already made sure

Are you running in a VMware/VirtualBox?

Nope regular CLI terminal window. Gnome Terminal 3.36.2
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A few weeks back someone posted a message about an error they were getting with the linux version of netrunner... I was having the same problem and we keeping an eye out to see if there was a way to fix this... and I see nothing.

I installed Mint onto a laptop, so it's not a VM. When I go to start Netrunner it says it cannot start the video. I am an absolute nuwbe with Linux and have no clue how to fix things...
:)
Thanx

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Re: Netrunner
By: IB Joe to g00r00 on Mon Mar 22 2021 11:57 am

A few weeks back someone posted a message about an error they were getting with the linux version of netrunner... I was having the same problem and we keeping an eye out to see if there was a way to fix this... and I see nothing.

I installed Mint onto a laptop, so it's not a VM. When I go to start Netrunner it says it cannot start the video. I am an absolute nuwbe with Linux and have no clue how to fix things...

Netrunner is a desktop app that depends on SDL2. It's a great app on the desktop but it won't run from a terminal, it has to be run from the desktop, xorg and friends.

If you want a telnet app for the terminal I find nodespy is great. Just run nodespy and hit the space bar.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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On 22 Mar 2021, Al said the following...

Re: Netrunner
By: IB Joe to g00r00 on Mon Mar 22 2021 11:57 am

A few weeks back someone posted a message about an error they were ge with the linux version of netrunner... I was having the same problem we keeping an eye out to see if there was a way to fix this... and I nothing.

I installed Mint onto a laptop, so it's not a VM. When I go to start Netrunner it says it cannot start the video. I am an absolute nuwbe w Linux and have no clue how to fix things...

Netrunner is a desktop app that depends on SDL2. It's a great app on the desktop but it won't run from a terminal, it has to be run from the desktop, xorg and friends.

If you want a telnet app for the terminal I find nodespy is great. Just run nodespy and hit the space bar.

Ttyl :-),
Al

I now have something to sink my teeth into now....

Thanx

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Re: Netrunner
By: Al to IB Joe on Mon Mar 22 2021 17:39:32

If you want a telnet app for the terminal I find nodespy is great.

if one is on a KDE system, they can simply open Konsole and use telnet directly from there... zmodem transfers work, too... i use telnet and ssh from Konsole without any problems 99% of the time...


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Re: Netrunner
By: mark lewis to Al on Tue Mar 23 2021 06:44 am

if one is on a KDE system, they can simply open Konsole and use telnet directly from there... zmodem transfers work, too... i use telnet and ssh from Konsole without any problems 99% of the time...

i really like Konsole.. i'll have to remember that if i need to make a recommendation to KDE users..

Re: Netrunner
By: mark lewis to Al on Tue Mar 23 2021 06:44 am

if one is on a KDE system, they can simply open Konsole and use telnet directly from there... zmodem transfers work, too... i use telnet and ssh from Konsole without any problems 99% of the time...

Yes, that is a handy thing that Konsole has. It's only available to those using Konsole on KDE. I use xfce.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Re: Netrunner
By: Al to mark lewis on Tue Mar 23 2021 07:05:56

Yes, that is a handy thing that Konsole has. It's only
available to those using Konsole on KDE.

yeah, i don't know if konsole is available without KDE...

I use xfce.

i'm sorry ;) :lol:


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Re: Netrunner
By: mark lewis to Al on Tue Mar 23 2021 03:42 pm

I use xfce.

i'm sorry ;) :lol:

No need to be sorry.. ;)

I'm very happy with xfce. I was very happy with KDE3 years ago and went to xfce when KDE4 became so eye candyish.

Newer versions of xfce seem to be more eye candyish! Maybe I'll start using openbox. :)

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Any chance we can get a compiled version of Netrunner for the Mac M1/M2/M3 ?

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On 31 May 2024, Mike said the following...

Any chance we can get a compiled version of Netrunner for the Mac
M1/M2/M3 ?

+1 for this. I'm using iCY Term right now on the Mac which works well enough but I'd be using Netrunner if is was available.

https://github.com/mkrueger/icy_tools/releases


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+1 for this. I'm using iCY Term right now on the Mac which works well enough but I'd be using Netrunner if is was available.

What's missing on icy term? The ansi engine should be very complete.
Any issues or is it just the style? Netrunner & icy term are different.

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Mike,

Does icyterm have a linux build?
-Nugax


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On 28 Jun 2024 at 08:49p, Chad Adams pondered and said...

-Nugax

can you email me please. I have been trying to contact you. thanks.

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Mike,

Does icyterm have a linux build? -Nugax

Yes, though I was unable to install it... Others haven't had that problem.

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Does icyterm have a linux build?

Sure - I'm developing on linux. However I'm not sure how to distribute that correctly. A .deb is available which works on my ubuntu based distros.

But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

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On 27 Sep 2024, Mike Krueger said the following...

But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

Put it up on github and let people build it themselves. Then people who run Arch could make a pkgbuild for it and add it to the AUR =)

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Mike Krueger wrote to Chad Adams <=-

Does icyterm have a linux build?

Sure - I'm developing on linux. However I'm not sure how to distribute that correctly. A .deb is available which works on my ubuntu based distros.

But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

Ummmm..... source code?



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On 27 Sep 2024, Mike Krueger said the following...

But no flatpak so far. Distributing on linux is hard.

Put it up on github and let people build it themselves. Then people who run Arch could make a pkgbuild for it and add it to the AUR =)

It is on github...
https://github.com/mkrueger/icy_tools/releases

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Ummmm..... source code?

Users are not used to build source code anymore. The Linux world has moved on :). Linux is mainstream today - the year of the linux desktop already happened.

But y it's possible to build from source - that's how I do it.

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