Linux command
ppt 命令
文本
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常用示例
Convert to paper tape format
ppt [text]
Convert file
cat [file.txt] | ppt
Display paper tape
echo "Hello" | ppt
说明
ppt converts text input into an ASCII art representation of punched paper tape, the storage medium used by early computers and teleprinters. Each character is displayed as a row of holes (dots) corresponding to its binary encoding. This novelty utility is part of the BSD games collection and serves as both entertainment and an educational tool for understanding historical data encoding formats.
FAQ
What is the ppt command used for?
ppt converts text input into an ASCII art representation of punched paper tape, the storage medium used by early computers and teleprinters. Each character is displayed as a row of holes (dots) corresponding to its binary encoding. This novelty utility is part of the BSD games collection and serves as both entertainment and an educational tool for understanding historical data encoding formats.
How do I run a basic ppt example?
Run `ppt [text]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more ppt examples?
This page includes 3 examples for ppt, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.