NAME

       Welcome2L - Linux ANSI boot logo.

SYNOPSIS

       Welcome2L [ -scr ] [ -getty ] [ -gettps] [ -msg ] [ -cpu ]  [ -scrrand ] [ -xmas ]  [ -xmasauto ] [ -lcol
       ] [ -nolf ] [ -private ] [-notime ]

DESCRIPTION

       Welcome2L is a little program that may run at login time to produce a BBS like ANSI login logo. It's very
       similar to Linux_Logo. But where Linux_Logo intends to be portable, Welcome2L intends to produce the best
       looking ANSI screens by making full usage of PC graphic characters. Therefore an architecture able to
       display those characters (i386, Alpha with TGA adapter, ... ) is required to use it. And, even if it will
       work on larger screens, it will only produce 80 column ANSI screens.

OPTIONS

       -getty  Will display more accurate information when launched at boot time.

       -gettps Like -getty, but works with gettyps(8) program.

       -nolf   Will not add an empty line to the ansi screen produced.

       -msg    -msg"text of message" will show the message given as the distribution info.

       -cpu    -cpu"name" will show the  name given as the CPU name.

       -scrxx  Will display screen number xx.

       -scrrand
               Will display a random screen.

       -xmas   Will display an Xmas screen.

       -xmasauto
               Will automatically display an Xmas screen in December and January.

       -lcolxx Will  change  the prompt color to the color number xx. Type Welcome2L -help to see what number is
               attributed to a color.

       -private
               Display an "Unauthorized access is prohibited" line at the bottom of the ANSI screen.

       -notime When dispalying date information, do not display time.

       -noblink
               Turn blinking off. Useful with -xmas or -xmasauto on framebuffer devices, which  do  not  support
               blinking.

       -help   Will display usage information.

EXAMPLE

       /usr/bin/Welcome2L -getty -msg"Debian GNU/Linux" -lcol14

RESTRICTIONS

       Welcome2L is not intended to run in a xterm.

CAVEAT

       Because  "A  'welcome' page has been proven to be an invitation to come your system, thus making it legal
       to hack into your box."  you may want to use the "-private" arg when  running  Welcome2L  to  display  an
       "Unauthorized access is prohibited" line at the bottom of the ANSI screen.

COPYRIGHT

       Welcome2L Copyright (C)1998-1999 Little Igloo Org is freely distributable under the GNU Public License, a
       copy of which you should have received with this software (in a file called COPYING).

AVAILABILITY

       You  can  get  the  last  Welcome2L  version,  sources,  binaries  distribution  or RedHat Packages, at :
       http://www.LittleIgloo.org

AUTHOR

       Jean-Marc Jacquet <jm@littleigloo.org>

3rd Berkeley Distribution                    Welcome2L Version 3.04                                 WELCOME2L(1)