Like cowsay, but featuring Touhou fumos, written in C.
Written in the spirit of funkyness.
- ᗜˬᗜ
Adorable fumos on your terminal! - Expressions
Have you seen a Patchouli fumo going :3? - Fast & efficient
Gloriously unsafe C incantations. - Fancy algorithms
Uses a minimum raggedness algorithm like TeX. (no other fancies of TeX though) - Rainbows and Unicode
UTF-8 is now supported! - Portable
Works on all your OSes. (antiviruses don't like it though)
They look best with the font Cascadia Code.
Every Touhou character with a Gift fumo is included, plus:
- Mystia
- Kyouko
- Akyuu (R.I.P.)
- Keine
- Byakuren
- Medicine
- Shinmyoumaru
- Ellen
More or less weekly update. See changelog.
Fumosay is now on the Arch User Repository: paru fumosay
For other Linux users:
- Download the latest package from the release section.
- Extract the package (
tar xf fumosay-{version}.tar.gz
) cd fumosay-{version}
gcc -o fumosay fumosay.c fumoutil.c fumolang.c -lm -lunistring
# move the fumos somewhere comfy (like ~/.local/bin)
For other platforms, Actually Portable Executable available for version 1.2.
The APE is outdated because I forgot how to build it 💀
fumosay Hello World!
|fumosay -n < textfile
|echo Hi | fumosay -f tenshi
fsgq2.py
is a python script that displays Touhou quotes from gensoquote with the corresponding fumo.
To use it, give it execute permission: chmod +x fsgq2.py
, then simply run it: ./fsgq2.py
. You can also choose characters and pass flags like ./fsgq2.py reimu marisa -gc
.
⚠️ fumosay
, unlikegensoquote
, is not memory-safe :p
Have fun!
The contents of this program may not reflect the true personal views of the characters featured.