There are plenty of programs for creating ansi graphics. Most of them are for DOS :(. I used SHMANSi to make the sample files. For Linux there are a few ansi paint programs but the DOS ones are still better.
Name/Screenshot | Files | Description |
Traditional | chos.conf.example | This creates a traditional (version 0.41 and earlier) looking configuration with no extra background image and stuff. |
dump #1 | chos.conf.dump chos.bin |
Uses a background image which with fat letters says 'Choose-OS'. |
dump #2 | chos08.conf chos08.bin |
Another one which uses a background image. Weird looking. (Hmm... It's actually modified shamansi exit screen... I hope no one minds) |
ascii #1 | chos.conf.ascii chos.asc or be.asc |
Configuration that uses plain a ascii text file as background. |
penguin | penguin.conf penguin.bin |
Configuration with Linux penguin logo |