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terminaltrove
1y ago
This looks very good, the screenshots are very detailed and helpful and it's nice to see TUIs using the kitty graphics protocol. Love that it is realtime as well. Great work on this.
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terminaltrove
1y ago
It's very interesting that both OpenAI and Anthropic are releasing tools that run in the terminal, especially with a TUI which is what we showcase. aider was one of the first we listed as terminal tool of the week (0) last year. (1) We
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terminaltrove
1y ago
This looks awesome and we're fans of the TUI aesthetic at terminal trove (1) (we're biased), it's also great that WebTUI has keyboard shortcuts to go with it. Not CSS but similarly ratzilla (2) also comes to mind, that allows
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terminaltrove
1y ago
if you want to try fd, bat, numbat, hexyl and hyperfine, you can install them quickly and see screenshots of them below on Terminal Trove: fd - https://terminaltrove.com/fd/ bat - https://terminaltrove.com&#
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terminaltrove
1y ago
in complete agreement, with tools like fd getting more visibility! we sponsored fd's development a while back and we occasionally sponsor terminal tool authors from time to time at Terminal Trove where we have more tools in the trove.
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Rust is a popular choice for CLI tools as well as Go and I do think the ecosystem is picking up. In fact there are a bunch of them for the terminal. https://terminaltrove.com/language/rust/ https://term
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Related to lynx, (with images) https://terminaltrove.com/w3m/ https://terminaltrove.com/links/ https://terminaltrove.com/reader/ https://terminaltrove.com/eli
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Thanks for the feedback, We have categorization here: https://terminaltrove.com/categories/ Is there anything we can improve here that can make this easier for you? We will consider searching on the website, what would
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terminaltrove
2y ago
> discoverability (55) There were lots of comments about this, which all came down to the same basic complaint – it’s hard to discover useful tools or features! This comment kind of summed it all up: > How difficult it is to learn ind
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Thanks for making Bagels Jax, this is a very advanced TUI which is nicely shown in the screenshots, and also showcases the power of Textual which is a very powerful framework. Great job! If anyone is looking for tools or TUIs out there in P
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terminaltrove
2y ago
It is now sorted on the categories section. https://terminaltrove.com/categories/
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Do you mean here? https://terminaltrove.com/categories/ (1) Or any other category on the page? (2) We can change (1) alphabetically if that is what you mean.
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terminaltrove
2y ago
We will add this to the table, is there a quick test to check if a terminal has RtL / bidirectional language support? If there are any other features you look for in a terminal not on the comparison table please let us know!
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terminaltrove
2y ago
We've added Ghostty to the terminals section of Terminal Trove for comparison. https://terminaltrove.com/terminals/ghostty/ You can find all terminals for comparison below and also the list of terminals (incl
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Although not built in, we have a list of easy to install command-line utilities for macOS. https://terminaltrove.com/categories/macos/ You might find one you've never heard of that is useful! :)
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terminaltrove
2y ago
If you're looking for more or new tools, we have lots at Terminal Trove and continuously add new ones. https://terminaltrove.com/new/ https://terminaltrove.com/tool-of-the-week/ Every tool ad
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terminaltrove
2y ago
Excellent article of what is going on in the terminal space, agree on the TUI section where we are seeing lots of terminal tools being built in Rust and Go and libraries such as Ratatui [1] and Bubble Tea [2] becoming new modern alternative
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terminaltrove
2y ago
This was a great read. Bubble Tea (a Go TUI framework) recently hit 1.0 [1] and the author's tool that is built with it is called pug [2] which is an awesome terminal user interface for terraform which we featured on Terminal Trove [3
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terminaltrove
2y ago
We featured kaskade on Terminal Trove as tool of the week and looks really cool and useful. https://terminaltrove.com/kaskade/ For those interested, kaskade is made with the Textual TUI framework. https://ww
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terminaltrove
2y ago
superfile looks great, we have this listed on the trove (1) for other package managers, we love what's been done recently in the terminal / tui space. I encourage also supporting the author as well on their ko-fi page for a new la