Hi, Unless you want to limit yourself to the x86 PC architecture and antiquated video modes, I suggest you ditch the DOS graphics programming idiom and take a look at OpenGL. You won't regret it! http://www.opengl.org/ is a good place to start. Under 'Developer Documentation'->Books you'll find some standard texts. For open *nix, you'll need a copy of the Mesa 3D Graphics Library (http://www.mesa3d.org/), if you're using a commercial OS then you'll probably already have OpenGL ready to use. Regards, -Andre Lucas <andre_(_dot_)_lucas_(_at_)_dial_(_dot_)_pipex_(_dot_)_com> rooster wrote: > Does anyone know where I can find some information on basic graphics > programming for OpenBSD or UNIX in General? All I basically need to know > is how to change the video mode to something like 13h, and plot pixels. > Thanks a lot. > > Ben Shirani (rooster_(_at_)_stic_(_dot_)_net)
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