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which font is used in CLI mode?
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hi there,
we'd like to mimic the look of the single-user startup in our application.
does anybody know which font is used there, and how to access it in a cocoa-app?
thanx in advance
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Sounds like a horrible horrible thing to do. Perhaps you could explain why you want to?
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
Sounds like a horrible horrible thing to do. Perhaps you could explain why you want to?
Well, it's just an option in our app: Console mode, so to say. Go "old school".
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Terminal.app uses Monaco Regular 10pt by default, but you can change it. The startup thing isn't any system font, it's bitmaps inside the kernel.
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If you really want the bitmap, look inside mach_kernel around $002B8416 (10.2.6 binary)
Looks like 1bpp 8x16 bitmaps, horizontally flipped.
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