

It’s a terminal user interface, an interface that is mainly made up from ascii characters (or was in the beginnings, nowadays there’s unicode with emojis etc). definitely not something a regular person would use :P
It’s a terminal user interface, an interface that is mainly made up from ascii characters (or was in the beginnings, nowadays there’s unicode with emojis etc). definitely not something a regular person would use :P
Is that a normal thing in modern TUI apps?
Yeah, it’s been becoming the new normal recently. There’s this TUI file manager called Yazi that came out not so long ago and has an excellent support for graphics and manga-tui that released this year which is a terminal manga reader (and without images it would be useless). Theoretically you could even play videos in the terminal at least 10 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqMh47lYHlc
Well, if you’re so desperate… :D The code is located at github.com/intuis/lemmynator, but I didn’t commit the changes that I did today yet so it may look a little bit different and I think the default config is a little bit off. With that said, have fun!
Added to my TODO list!
Thanks, but it’s written in Rust so it’s perfect and 100% bug free :) Kidding of course, I just would rather release this client after I’m done with super boring things like caching the JWT, polishing up the config file and readme. But thanks for the enthusiasm :D. I hope to be done with the first release by the end of the year
Something like Browsh? It still uses firefox underneath the hood though
You mean a web browser in a terminal?
OpenBSD actually, but close
thanks :D I’ve subscribed to the community, and I’ll be downloading your app shortly, especially for the ui (though I acknowledge that it’s in early development and may change)
wait, wait, wait, since when did the web browser that I use become a lemmy client x_x
Ruby on Rails?
i thought the government liked rust, no?