Sincronizar automáticamente subtítulos utilizando el aprendizaje automático con autosubsync https://myblog.clonbg.es/sincronizar-automaticamente-subtitulos-utilizando-el-aprendizaje-automatico-con-autosubsync/ #Software #Terminal https://clonbg.es
Sincronizar automáticamente subtítulos utilizando el aprendizaje automático con autosubsync https://myblog.clonbg.es/sincronizar-automaticamente-subtitulos-utilizando-el-aprendizaje-automatico-con-autosubsync/ #Software #Terminal https://clonbg.es
Activar el scroll en Tmux https://myblog.clonbg.es/activar-el-scroll-en-tmux/ #Software #Terminal https://clonbg.es
I’ve recently been trying mapping command (⌘ or cmd) to control (ctrl) on #macOS when within the #terminal. I'm doing this in #KarabinerElements. Why? One less key on a compact ergonomic keyboard!
I quickly excluded ⌘+tab as a special case for application switching (more useful than ctrl+tab), but should have seen another obvious clash coming:
It only took a day for me to press ⌘+c for copy, and get ctrl+c which cancelled what I was running
anyone ever go `ls` their home folder and notice random files that are clearly mistaken parameters left behind by failed `curl` commands?
no?
just me?
okay.
[ proceeds to shamefully delete file named `cm?COMMAND=Power On` ]
Tmux, sácale más partido a la terminal https://myblog.clonbg.es/tmux-sacale-mas-partido-a-la-terminal/ #Terminal #Software https://clonbg.es
Alacritty, la terminal más rápida https://myblog.clonbg.es/alacritty-la-terminal-mas-rapida/ #Terminal #Software https://clonbg.es
The {cli} package makes it easy to show pretty and informative messages to the user of your code. https://github.com/r-lib/cli #rstats #terminal
Gotta love* folks who make apps for #MacOS (which is used primarily by people who are accustomed to one-click installation) that require #Terminal for installation and they don't even bother to include installation instructions. Because installation instructions are for pussies who don't know FOSS from floss, amirite?
Anybody have a recommendation for a #TUI or #CLI music player?
I'd really really really like an experience very much like winamp/xmms/audacious ... but in the #terminal
IDK, maybe nothing like this really exists because the activity is inherently a multimedia situation, and so it's just "natural" to have that interaction through a GUI?
Here is a nice widget for making TUIs more aesthetic!
**tui-gradient-block**: Add gradient colors to blocks.
Written in Rust & built for @ratatui_rs
"If you touch my #terminal I'll stab you!"
This is a PSA to the devs that though setting a default prompt function that overrides ~/ conf a good idea.
Have a nice day.
I tried bibiman today. It really is a wonderful TUI for searching your bib-files!
https://codeberg.org/lukeflo/bibiman
VimWiki: I write my notes in the terminal, like a monster
https://tinkerbetter.tube/videos/watch/2ac996b2-39eb-4208-92ef-3ea4815157cd
3 years ago, as I just had created Offpunk, I started to implement what would become ansicat : a way to render HTML (or any format) in your terminal
Besides a lot of technical learning, the biggest lesson was probably how bad people are at writing texts and abusing any format.
https://ploum.net/2022-03-24-ansi_html.html
See the results here:
I don't suppose there's a #terminal escape sequence that causes it to display some text in a new window? Because that would be an interesting alternative to a traditional #pager: instead of paging through the output of a program, it is displayed in its entirety in a separate window.
I think #macOS used to do this with man pages, but the feature seems to have been removed.
I wonder if there are any alternative pagers out there besides less.
There are loads and loads of editors and #terminal emulators, but not so many pagers.