Is there a Linux distribution made entirely of pseudographics?

Question

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Tell me if there is a Linux distribution whose desktop environment consists entirely of console pseudo-graphics? (desktop, explorer, etc.)

Answer 1

No, it's unlikely - everything is based on xorg - it's pixel graphics. Unless there is a separate attachment from enthusiasts.
Most are limited to MC
for especially stubborn people there is DOS Navigator - there is some kind of windows and even a couple of games - I think it’s hardly better to find

Answer 2

a whole distribution kit is unlikely, but there are probably shells that
used to be such a Viper Window Manager (VWM) that works without X
now you can also find something similar [see twin ]

Answer 3

The desktop implies a graphical interface.
Just install server Linux, without GUI, and you will have pseudo-graphics.

Answer 4

Anyone without gui

Answer 5

Set the task correctly. What should be done in pseudographics?
You can not put X. Or install, but do not run. But what then to do if a huge number of programs work in graphics windows? Unless server tasks...

Answer 6

Mc, tmux, nmcli, linx/other text browser. What else is needed?

Answer 7

Opensuse YAST control center is available both in pseudographics and in GUI execution. But DE from pseudographics is a pure console)

Answer 8

MC, Elinx (the best console web browser), and there are plugins for Mplayer that convert videos on the fly to pseudo-graphics. In general, you can live quite successfully in the console :)