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I am running Linux (ubuntu 10.10) and I am using the Gnome terminal. Of course I could switch to something else if this could make things easier.

• mooism2 16y ago
  You cannot draw graphics in a terminal window (he says, half-expecting to be corrected). Your program can open up a window of its own and draw graphics in that. Or you can do the low level thing on a different virtual console using Linux's framebuffer support (see the svgalib link octopus posted above) (as an aside, press Ctrl+Alt+F2, observe what happens, then Alt+F7 to return here).
  • wnoise 16y ago
    > You cannot draw graphics in a terminal window (he says, half-expecting to be corrected). Depends on the terminal. xterm has a "tektronix mode" to emulate the old Tektronix 4014 graphic terminal. This has a 4096x4096 coordinate system for vector graphics. Most other terminals do not emulate this, of course. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tektronix_4010 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tektronix_4010