xnk

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   by xnk 7y ago

   using the browser as your client is an easy way to get playing in seconds, but if you'd prefer to play on your terminal directly (which is actually how I intend most people to play), try this: 1) download a client for your OS from this
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   by xnk 7y ago

   actually, all you should have to do is this: 1) download a client for your OS from this page: https://github.com/moul/gotty-client/releases 2) type the following on the command line: $ gotty-client http:/&#x
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   by xnk 7y ago

   let me know which platform you're on and I'll comment here when I've got the client for you. probably will be later today or tomorrow.
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   by xnk 7y ago

   soon. already tested, but clients not uploaded yet. definitely part of the plan. it's built such that you can use tmux locally for multiple, simultaneous sessions, and should feel sort of as if you're SSHing into a game world.
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   by xnk 7y ago

   hello everybody out there using bash, zsh, ksh, etc. i'm doing a new game for command line users. this has been brewing since january and is starting to get ready. i'd like any feedback on things people like/dislike, as well
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   Show HN: eolsh – a text-based game you play at a command prompt(eolsh.com)

   5 points by xnk 7y ago|6 comments