Yes, please! You have my interest!
Yes, please! You have my interest!
For me, at least! I've used a few TUIs over the years, but recently realized I _truly_ appreciate fast, well-designed, get-in-then-get-out-of-my-way TUIs that are a) maintained; and b) laser-focused on helping achieve the specific tasks they are built for.
TUIs!
Fun!
2026 is a/the Year of TUIs*
I made yt-browse, a youtube channel search TUI
Filter by date range, use regexes, order results by views/duration/date, find playlists, and ignore shorts. Everything is cached; search is instant after an initial load.
it's like search, but for youtube
github.com/nolenroyalty...
New @nodejs.org 25.8.0 release is out: nodejs.org/en/blog/rele...
imagine!
Apple at WWDC this year should hop on stage & say
"This year,
- macOS focuses on stability, developers, & customization
- iOS & iPadOS 27 focus on stability, autocorrect, & basic keyboard functionality
Thanks for coming!"
AAPL stock price would 3x+. All users would hoot and holler with joy.
My apprehension about macOS Tahoe and subsequent decision not to upgrade seems* like a good call.
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*based entirely on observing other people's subjective criticisms about OS-wide regressions for many things (e.g., Finder, system performance)
til `uvx pip index versions <package name>` works until uv supports searching for package versions
cool
extremely exciting news for www computing, atproto enjoyers/observers/developers, and tangled's team and users
What, you mean to tell us that you don't love it when, every few weeks/months, updates to the macOS version of the [Microsoft 365 Copilot app] Teams app conveniently prevent you from using one or more valid audio interfaces (that work in other apps such as Zoom)? Or webcams? Or both?
komorebi for Mac v0.1.0 "Minab" is out now
github.com/LGUG2Z/komor...
the v0.1.0 release notes are an actual skyscraper! huge amount of fixes, refactoring, and features? just komorebi things.
excited to dig into this release! congrats on shipping a sizable release
Obsidian Headless Sync (open beta)
help.obsidian.md/sync/headless
! ๐๏ธ ๐ชจ ๐๏ธ
Also, mouse support, of course, allows you to simply click a pane/split and voilร , you are now in that pane/split
I realize mouse support in the CLI is a no-go for some terminal enjoyers, but oh well, some days you need a mouse
Anyway! I hope this helps maybe-possibly improve your tmux use!
Also, the prefix key(s) should be set so I can hit Ctrl + b THEN press a key to move up, down, left, right
also in `tmux.conf` (~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf)
# Prefix keys
set -g prefix C-b
I do the following:
launch tmux -> relearn key binds
Ctrl + b + h
moves left
Ctrl + b + j
moves down
etc.
preface: I am easily the last person you want to ask for tmux help
These might work for you if you place them in your `tmux.conf` (~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf)
# mouse support
set -g mouse on
# pane navigation
bind h select-pane -L
bind j select-pane -D
bind k select-pane -U
bind l select-pane -R
a friendly, fluffy font!
my issue with tmux is that I never remember the key bindings
alright so @tailscale.com is extraordinary
me, 15 minutes ago: I will check out @tailscale.com
me, now: welp, at least there are good docs
got em
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