Code tidbits.
#Titanic {
float : none;
}
#Tower-of-pisa {
font-style: Italic;
}
float : none;
}
#Tower-of-pisa {
font-style: Italic;
}
Guiless?
You actually can do a minimal windowing from the command line in Linux with dvtm. Dvtm is excellent for low end machines where graphics are not a priority. In the picture shown we have a working clock, SC a spreadsheet that you can easily export data to your favorite desktop spreadsheet such as Libreoffice, Links2 a web browser pointed to www.google.com, and finally nano a pretty decent basic text editor. I prefer vim, but nano has more of a user interface. Cheatsheet: `dvtm` is one simple, easy-to-use terminal multiplexer. Commonly used Options: -v prints version information to standard output, then exits. -m <mod> set default modifier at runtime. [cmd...] Execute cmd after dvtm is started. KeyBoard Shortcuts: Mod Each keybinding begins with Mod which defaults to ^g but can be changed in config.h or with the -m command line option. Mod-c Create a new shell window. Mod-x Cl
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