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   Hello Sean,   
      
   On Sat, Nov 16 2024 22:13:30 -0600, you wrote:   
      
   >  NB> I will admit, having some kind of warning/error message in the Linux   
   >  NB> console letting you know that your golded.cfg has errors in it would   
   >  NB> be extremely beneficial, compared to a blank screen and going back to   
   >  NB> the command prompt without any information.   
      
   > Using 'tee' can help a lot.   
      
   Thanks for the tip! :)   
      
   There may have been some kind of warning message at one point, and maybe now   
   that most distros default to UTF-8 consoles, it could be related. I would   
   imagine there is probably a few things that can be used as a crutch. However,   
   IMO none of them should be necessary.   
      
   > 'gedlnx | tee output.txt' works but ANSI color codes are captured so you'd    
   > need to look at the output in an ANSI-capable viewer.   
      
   Here's a little gem I found a long time ago (if you haven't seen it already),   
   maybe this simple script would work instead of a full fledged ansi-capable   
   viewer?   
      
   https://github.com/keaston/cp437   
      
   > I'm using GoldEd+ under Slackware 15 without issues.   
      
   Latest golded installed (but not being used at this very second) here under   
   Archlinux v.today, also without issues except that I would love to see   
   ditching the cp437 stuff, getting rid of translation tables, and bringing in   
   the iconv support. Unfortunately, I'm not a good programmer so all of that   
   goes right in the suggestion box aka trash bin.   
      
   Did you switch back to Linux recently? I could have sworn I saw your old BBS   
   software on OS/2 or DOS not too long ago. Or do you run multiple instances   
   these days and switch them up on occasion just to confuse me?   
      
   Regards,   
   Nick   
      
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