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A collection of additional/alternative cowsay files.
I'd be glad to contribute an install script.
See grogu.cow on https://charc0al.github.io/cowsay-files/converter/, too.
Homebrew formula fails to clone this repo
Installing cowsay-files
the git clone fails it still looks for the master branch when the cow-files repo has been changed to main
fatal: Remote branch master not found in upstream origin
Error: cowsay-files: Failed to download resource "cowsay-files”
Can you please change the repo HEAD to point to main please?
/cowsay-org/homebrew-cowsay/Formula/cowsay-files.rb
In the README, it says "These files are intended to supplement the cow files in /usr/share/cowsay/cows." However, the standard cowsay installation puts cows/
directly under /usr/share
, not under /usr/share/cowsay
.
Is there an alternate installation convention I'm not aware of that adds the /usr/share/cowsay/
directory level? Or should this mention in the README be changed?
hello,
this is a very nice piece of art :) , and i don't even know if this is an issue actually, but the size of the images are too huge on my terminal/console. It seems that the single (pixel/dots or how it's been called) are not conform to my char size ... .
Any suggestion how i might be able to fix this.
Thank you a lot!
The README says "True color (ending in '-tc') cows...", but I don't see any cow files here with a -tc
suffix in their names. There's a cows/true-color/
subdirectory, though. Should the readme be updated to reflect this different convention?
[cows] $ pwd
/Users/janke/local/repos/cowsay-files/cows
[cows] $ ls *-tc*
gls: cannot access '*-tc*': No such file or directory
[cows] $ ls */*-tc*
gls: cannot access '*/*-tc*': No such file or directory
[cows] $
[cows] $ cowsay -f elaine boo
cowsay: Could not find elaine cowfile!
[cows] $ cowsay -f elaine-tc boo
cowsay: Could not find elaine-tc cowfile!
[cows] $ cowsay -f true-color/elaine boo
_____
< boo >
-----
[cows] $
Same with the list-ascii-cows.sh
script. It seems to be checking for a -tc
suffix, but it doesn't find any of them. Should it be looking under cows/true-color
instead?
I was checking out all the cowsay files and noticed the text came out black part way through.
Using something like this:
fd . -tf | sed 's/\.cow$//' | while read i; do echo "$i" | cowsay -f "$i"; done
I've narrowed it down to head.cow
.
I can reproduce the issue by running this command: echo "Hello" | cowsay -f head; echo "hi"
Notice the hi at the end is black.
Not sure what the issue is after glancing at the file but it starts after the second line of the cow.
I just wanted to thank you for gathering this fun collection.
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