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Just unzip and run:
unzip dialog.zip
./dialog
or you could copy it to /usr/bin, and just type dialog to run it from anywhere.
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thank you very much for my best New-Year's 2008 gift.
It works fine.
I mean basic graphics application reading shell script and drawing lines, circles and more to develop very basic 2D game,
like Ruby does for CADs.
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Hi,
what is a name of a package installing graphical Linux Dialog Utility
to make shell scripts run in semi-graphical environment (early MS DOS) ?
Something like that
http://www.cyberciti.biz/nixcraft/li.../ch04sec8.html
Darius