I hope anyone who uses something like this has the grace to fall back to https://linux.die.net/man/1/dialog for non-GUI users. Or https://github.com/Textualize/textual if they want to be faaaaancy.
I hope anyone who uses something like this has the grace to fall back to https://linux.die.net/man/1/dialog for non-GUI users. Or https://github.com/Textualize/textual if they want to be faaaaancy.
Well, after a bit of fiddling, Textual also worked on my Android running Termux.
Spiffy!
I like this one a bit less than I do the all text mode, though I will have to go through a bunch of widgets to see if that remains true.
Requiring Python seems a bit excessive, compared to the other one with works more lime the author intended, I believe.
Thanks for these. Interesting to look at.
Textual is new and fancy. Dialog has been on pretty much every linux system for a quarter century.
Yes. It shows. I like that quarter century stuff.
On my Note phone, I just tried dialog. Spiffy!
I used Termux, and did this for a hello world:
And BAM! There it is rendered in text, easy peasy.Thanks for the reference. I agree with you.
Or for those won't don't want to install dialog, just do your ui forms directly from the shell: https://github.com/polijan/sourcedialog
man that's an ugly man page. The FreeBSD one is a lot easier to read.
https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=dialog