da_rob
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
I wish there was some kind of standard to tell CLI apps what features to expect from the system pager, so they can act accordingly …
Right now, apps can talk to the terminal to check for feature support, but all of that falls apart when the output is piped to a pager. (Do we support inline links? ANSI colors? Sixel support??)
Shameless plug, specifically regarding Sixel support: I needed a pager with better image support than just less -r and made https://github.com/roblillack/lessi
You can use it to create delta images for git diff but also to interactively compare changes via git difftool.
If someone wants to go the easy route towards something like this: iPad (Air 1, I think) is connected to the charger 24/7 and runs in Kiosk mode. Application is just a React website hosted on Vercel, client credentials are stored in localStorage …
[1]: https://roblillack.net/unser-stundenplan-family-timetable-vi...
Happy that this will finally be a feature of FF. Still pretty useless for me, though, for these reasons:
- There's an empty tab bar shown at the top of the window.
- Currently, there's now way to enable a wider sidebar that shows tab titles, too.
Granted, most of them are self-hosted (not all!), but this list needs to be called norecurringfee.com ….
Not a full replacement for WordPerfect, but Pure has "Reveal Codes" (F9): https://github.com/roblillack/pure