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Mastodon post by hollowone@mas.erb.pw

sometimes good sleep solves all the problem. I woke up and fixed the --cat mode in my ansview.py:I'll add auto play to the navigation mode and release v2.1 shor…

Posted by hollowone@mas.erb.pw

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front cover of the book mentioned. It's a simples design with a centre image showing elements of user interfaces. One is text-based, another one shows some RGB sine waves, another some gradients, and no idea about the last one :)

Anyone can recommend forgotten books about designing and programming text user interfaces (TUI) for consoles/terminals, also known as screen design back in the …

Posted by 320x200@post.lurk.org

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Clox: A Geeky Clock for Terminal Enthusiasts#terminal #tui #python #asciiart https://github.com/sepandhaghighi/clox

Posted by 2pir@mastodon.social

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Amazing... and dizzying 💫🧊 **display3d**: Render and animate 3D objects using ANSI escape codes.⚙️ Supports .obj and .stl files!🚀 Export from Blender and pre…

Posted by orhun@fosstodon.org

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Hey, it's me - in the terminal!📸 **tuicam**: Terminal based ASCII camera.🎥 A quick and fun way to test your video device.🦀 Written in Rust & built with @rata…

Posted by orhun@fosstodon.org

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One step closer to nice _animated_ plots/dataviz in the terminal (here only 8 unicode box drawing characters and 110+ handmade additive color blend rules for 15…

Posted by toxi@mastodon.thi.ng

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Screenshot of a Mac OS terminal session with an example visualization of four timeline channels shown as superimposed area plots, using only Unicode box drawing characters and custom additive color blending logic... Each plot/channel is a cubic hermite spline curve

Doing additive blending with box drawing characters & 4bit ANSI colors (in the terminal) is a real headf*ck! This shoulda been muuuch easier, but as so often th…

Posted by toxi@mastodon.thi.ng

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For those of you who love #TUI games you should check out Curses City. It's a simple Sim City game thats displayed entirely in ASCII.https://www.cbabuska.com/Cu…

Posted by carbontwelve@notacult.social

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