> Many reasons. Lexi Summer Hale (https://xn--rpa.cc/irl/term.html) was
> influential. libtickit's better handling of colors was a big driver. The
> author, Paul "LeoNerd" Evans, is wonderful to work with, and also provides
> libvterm, which is more processing that shouldn't be implemented
On 1/2/23 12:31, fo...@dnmx.org wrote:
Announcing the first public code release of a4, a dynamic terminal...
I haven't tried it, but looks hot as fuck!
Why replace ncurses?
Is it bloated than the ~700 or how-many lines was it, this other lib?
Many reasons. Lexi Summer Hale
> Announcing the first public code release of a4, a dynamic terminal...
I haven't tried it, but looks hot as fuck!
Why replace ncurses?
Is it bloated than the ~700 or how-many lines was it, this other lib?
Neat, will do a test-drive today and package it to Alpine Linux!
Cheers,
Pedro Lucas Porcellis
Announcing the first public code release of a4, a dynamic terminal
window manager. There are still improvements to be made but the tool is
essentially working now. A4 is a partial rewrite of dvtm, which in turn
is a text-based implementation of dwm. A4 replaces the ncurses back end
with
