Angband on PSP

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Managed to get smaller fonts for Putty (6x4) to get over 80x24 on my E71. So I ssh'd into my server and installed angband on it, and it runs (unsurprisingly). However an escape isn't being sent by Putty to the game properly so it's currently unplayable if you enter any number of things.

However, Putty's open source. I'll try to work out how to compile it, and then the beginnings of a basic port filter out from there.

[Magnate]

Managed to get smaller fonts for Putty (6x4) to get over 80x24 on my E71. So I ssh'd into my server and installed angband on it, and it runs (unsurprisingly). However an escape isn't being sent by Putty to the game properly so it's currently unplayable if you enter any number of things.

However, Putty's open source. I'll try to work out how to compile it, and then the beginnings of a basic port filter out from there.

d_m seems to know a bit about PuTTY, having fixed the numpad problem in V.

Running over ssh is cool, but not as cool as a native Symbian/SDL version would be ...

[Pete Mack]

You don't need ESC. You can use '`', which is more convenient on many windows keyboards.

[d_m]

You don't need ESC. You can use '`', which is more convenient on many windows keyboards.

Indeed. Using "`" has the added benefit that when playing GCU, there is no lag while the game tries to figure out whether you hit ESC or left-arrow.

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d_m seems to know a bit about PuTTY, having fixed the numpad problem in V.

Running over ssh is cool, but not as cool as a native Symbian/SDL version would be ...

No, my point is the PuTTY (open) source code has an S60 ncurses implementation in it. If it can run angband over ssh, it must be able to do it natively.

I'll try the backtick thing, although I don't have a key for that either on the E71.

[Magnate]

No, my point is the PuTTY (open) source code has an S60 ncurses implementation in it. If it can run angband over ssh, it must be able to do it natively.

Good Lord, I never knew that. That's great news!