braillefont(6)
β¨ braillefont β bestie edition π
ok so this is from the Games Manual, section 6 of the manual pages, and it's literally the cutest way to print text ever. i'm obsessed. π
π NAME π
braillefont β print text using unicode braille characters π¦
β SYNOPSIS β
braillefont
that's it. no flags, no arguments, no nothing. she's low maintenance. periodt. π
π DESCRIPTION π
so bestie, here's the tea: braillefont runs interactively on the console and will convert a given text to a bitmapped version using the Braille range of Unicode. it's giving glow-up but make it dots. β¨
the way that individual characters use a grid of 6x8 (with 5x7 usable) "pixels" β and those pixels get rendered by 3x2 blocks of Unicode characters. iconic rendering pipeline, no cap. π
π«Ά CAVEATS π«Ά
ngl, there's a catch and you gotta know it: for a given text, only printable ASCII and a limited number of other characters are supported. so don't come at her with your whole emoji keyboard and expect a miracle. π she said limited. π
π AUTHOR π
braillefont was written by Adam Borowski</> <kilobyte AT angband.pl>. π absolute main character energy, thank you for your service bestie π
ok that's the whole page, fr fr πΈ β it came from the Games Manual, section 6 (braillefont(6)), and there's no fancy version or date attached to the footer, just the name braillefont(6) itself. slay, we're done here π
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π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu jammy: braillefont 1.0-4 Β· CC0
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms