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Well I believe the images in a text based browser is not gonna happen anytime soon. Its the whole purpose of a text based browser, to only display text. But even then, you'd need X installed or some kind of framebuffer to display images in CLI only.
About the CLI msn client, your actually in luck as there is one. ITs a bit out of date I do believe and not updated any longer but its called LMME. Works kind of like IRC but thru MSN that is.
that worked for me anyways... although you have to edit a conf file first, but I belive it will tell you the location of that file if you run the above
personally, if you're looking for a console msn client, I prefer to use centericq. It has support for msn, icq, aim, and possibly others. And, as trickykid says, graphics in text-only is not going to happen...
crikey...just installed the latest version of w3m. Gave me a shock when I ran it in xterm to google: showed the google image! Although that's only if I compiled with image support. However, in console mode this would definitely not work, it's only because it was pre-compiled with support for X. patrickdepingui wanted a *console-mode* browser with image support, and that's not gonna happen
@linux:~/pebrot-0.8.2> ./pebrot
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./pebrot", line 4, in ?
import pebrot
File "./pebrot.py", line 10, in ?
import curses.ascii
ImportError: No module named curses.ascii
Im on Suse and i've python 2.2 installed...what's problem then?
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