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AKFAvatar

Version: 0.18.0

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AKFAvatar is software where an image of an avatar appears on the screen and tells things written in a balloon. First the avatar moves slowly in from the right side. Then text is shown in a balloon.

You can use the libakfavatar library for your own C programs. There is also a Pascal-binding for GNU-Pascal and Free Pascal.

The program avatarsay can be used as a fancy user interface for textconsole programs¹, or as a fancy text-reader or manpage-viewer¹. Furthermore the program supports some basic commands, so it can be used as a scripting-language for simple demos.

Please check out the Max and Maurice Demo!

AKFavatar is Free Software. Free Software is about freedom, not price. Free Software means, users have the freedom to run it for any purpose, to read the source code and to change it to their needs, and to redistribute copies with or without changes.


It has been a long time since the last official release. But work on the next version is ongoing. It just takes a little longer this time.

The next release will come with Lua as integrated scripting language. So writing applications for AKFAvatar will be a lot easier.

Those who want to test it can already get a test-version. But it is still undocumented and the interface can still change until the release.

[GNU GPLv3] [Savannah Non-GNU Territory] [Free Software Directory] [freshmeat.net]

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Source:
Exexutable forms for avatarsay and the AKFAvatar-runtime-library:
Can be used from any directory; not suited for software-development.
Additional Software:
Demos:
Hint: press F11 for fullscreen-mode and Pause for a pause.
Manual:
Other websites:
Communication:
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License:
[GPLv3 logo]
Notes about the license:

¹ Items marked with ¹ are not relevant for Windows.

AKFAvatar was inspired by cowsay. (Comparison with cowsay)

AKFAvatar has nothing to do with the film “Avatar”. The name was chosen long before I heard of that film prooject.