after the pictures have been determined, use Gimp application
(I have on my slackware linux install) If not installed, install first.

next change the color of images into two formats with grayscale

make a comparison of image size width: height = 3: 1 so that the previous image 325×239 pixels to 180×60 pixels

later export in a way to save as ascii text format
( note here I’ve tried the format. Txt)

so that the previous file is monkichi.jpg it will grow again one file that is monkichi.txt

2. , open the text file earlier with a gui editor for your favorite (because I used KDE) I use kedit, so yes maybe klo pake pake gnome gedit ..
(I did it deliberately discolour kedit background, let a little dark)

ever afterwards to replace all characters thrown into ‘space’ (space)

Here I had to replace U ” ² space and becomes a space. Then :

the remaining characters ever use your favorite character, (here I use `#`)
then just trimming the rest stay …

3. to give color to the terminal when execute, create a bash script in a text file that had been made, looking at the pictures ..

coloring script console (terminal):

35 is a determinant of the value of color

Ket:
31 Red
32 green
33 orange
34 Black
35 pink
36 blue light
37 white
38 red light

to appear more cool again use the following link text converter

after writing a little further added to the command execution in the console / terminal:

so that the view becomes

ELF ELF file consists of a header followed by file data. Where data files include:
- Program header table
- Section header table
- Data in the program header table entry

ELF format has replaced the old executable formats such as a.out and COFF in many Unix-like operating systems such as Linux, Solaris, IRIX, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Dragonfly BSD, Syllable, and HP-UX (except for 32 – bit PA-RISC programs that continue to use the SOM). ELF also seen some adoption in non-Unix operating systems, such as the Itanium version of OpenVMS, BeOS Revision 4 and later for x86-based computer (where it replaces the Portable Executable format, where to stay with the version of the PowerPC Executable Format Preferred), and haiku. The PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Nintendo DS and GP2X consoles also use ELF. AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS also running on PowerPC machines, use the ELF. On the Amiga platform the ELF executable has replaced the previous EHF (Extended Format guy) that was used on Amigas equipped with PPC processor expansion cards. The Symbian OS v9 uses E32Image [3] format is based on the ELF file format.
Most Sony Ericsson (for example, W800i, W610, W300, etc.), some Siemens (SGOLD and platform SGOLD2: from Siemens C65 to S75 and BenQ-Siemens E71 / EL71) and Motorola (eg, E398, SLVR L7, v360, v3i and LTE2 phone that has all patches applied) phones can run ELF files through the use of a patch that adds code to the main assembly firmware (known as ELFPack, underground modding culture)

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executable_and_Linkable_Format

First, Make sure bluetooth device is recognized in linux slackware , run konsole (as root)
type

then plug in usb bluetooth to you computer, then log report will show:

In the report log , we can find that bluetooth is recognize in slackware. Next , setup passwordkeys for security while using bluetooth, run in konsole

using nano editor, create file /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
use this command

it should be like this

Then add new parameter in

change

into

changing bluetooth device name in linux slackware
edit in file /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf
change

into

run the bluetooth service with command :

if you want to every the first time computer boot this service
running, change attribute of /etc/rc.d/rc.bluetooth into mode execution

SCANNING TARGET
- for scanning bluetooth connection
use this command

that found mac address bluetooth
00:12:D2:88:CB:80 with name N90

TRANSFER FILE FROM/TO mobile Phone
the application used obexftp

to transfer file use

example
sending gambar.jpg

(don’t forget to fill the request passwordkey in the phone)

to downloading from phone
use this command

example
download gambar.jpg

Source

- Download prozilla
If you using slackware you can just install from slackware package in this link

then install by typed

If you Using debian variant like ubuntu or linux mint or anything with debian variant use this link:

Or if you want try install from source you can get from this link :

To install you may watch my earlier post in this link

- Using prozilla
Now how to using prozilla ? In this tutorial using prozilla in command line mode, don’t be affraid it is quite easy, run your konsole or terminal and type this command :

the explanation :

another example:

This is video how to install linux aplication from format *.tar.gz or call from source. Installed aplication from source make the aplication will be intergerated with your linux machine and it’s pretty easy. let try..

the text that i typed, you can download it this link

add line
  #                  #                      #     #     #
### ### ### ### ##  ###     # #     ###
 #   ##   #      # # # # # #      ##   #  # #
 ## ### ### # # # # ###     # #  ## ###
                                      ###
save (CTRL + O) and exit (CTRL + X)

2. Activate banner option in file /etc/ssh/sshd_config using command :

find this line

and change into

3. Reactivate or restart sshd service to take effect. Command :

4. Testing remote and see the banner, using guest login like this :

my own :
t3chn0 ~ # ssh -p 8765 guest@192.168.100.1
  #                  #                      #     #     #
### ### ### ### ##  ###     # #     ###
 #   ##   #      # # # # # #      ##   #  # #
 ## ### ### # # # # ###     # #  ## ###
                                      ###
guest@192.168.100.1′s password: