tui

A TUI text adventure tool that guides users through the new features in Python 3.15.

Sigabrt is a cronjob monitoring service that sends email alerts when scheduled tasks fail to ping, featuring an SSH terminal interface for status management.

Introduction to the open-source project tfm-tui, a modern terminal file manager centered on mouse interaction, combining terminal efficiency with graphical interface intuitiveness.

The article discusses trends in developer tools, noting that IDEs are evolving but not disappearing, and TUIs are gaining IDE-like features.

pgterm.dev 2.0 has been launched as a modern, Rust-based Postgres terminal with native TUI and built-in PgBot for database monitoring and diagnostics.

Herdr version 0.9 introduces multi-machine support, allowing users to manage and control agents across multiple remote machines from a single TUI interface via SSH, enhancing workflow efficiency.

The article introduces multistack, a lightweight TUI orchestrator for local coding agents built in Rust using Ratatui.

The article argues that GUIs should be fully keyboard-driven to enhance user experience, countering the claim that TUIs are inherently better for keyboard navigation.

FF-16-TUI is an interactive static analysis tool that finds frequently occurring 16-bit patterns in binary files to help locate structures and understand file layout.

Kudu is a terminal-based user interface for creating and managing virtual machines on Linux, using QEMU and not relying on libvirt.

The article describes the development of enhanced binary file visualization features in the 'bine' hex editor, including colorized output using Unicode characters and a method to interpret binary files as images for large-scale viewing.

The article critiques modern Text User Interfaces (TUIs) for their poor accessibility to screen reader users, challenging the misconception that terminal-based applications are inherently accessible.

The author advocates for building native user interfaces over terminal user interfaces, demonstrating several AI-assisted apps created with minimal coding effort.

Termixer is a terminal-based DJ mixer written in Rust that integrates with TidalCycles, MPV, and SuperCollider for live audio mixing with EQ, crossfade, and sample pads.

Stinkpot is a lightweight, SQLite-backed shell history searcher for bash, similar to atuin but with fewer features and around 400 lines of Go.

Late.sh is a command-line social space for tech enthusiasts, offering radio, games, collaborative art, chat, and work profiles via SSH, with identity tied to SSH keys.

Ziggity is a terminal UI for Git, inspired by lazygit, written in Zig. It provides a keyboard-driven interface for staging, committing, branching, rebasing, and inspecting history.

Grok Build, a terminal-based AI coding agent from xAI, has been open sourced under the Apache 2.0 license. It runs as a full-screen TUI that understands codebases, edits files, executes shell commands, and more.

Sigwire is a live terminal dashboard that streams all signals on a Linux system using eBPF tracepoints, showing sender, target, signal type, and handler details without ptrace or process cooperation.

fin is a Rust-based terminal client for Jellyfin and Subsonic media servers, offering a TUI with in-process audio decoding and support for Chromecast and UPnP playback.