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    @orhun @ratatui_rs a visual git reflog explorer in rust is such a brilliant idea for untangling those "oops" moments.
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    strace(1) is now on rat steroids 🤯 **strace-tui** — Visualize/explore syscalls in the terminal Color-coded calls, live filtering, search & stack traces with source resolution! Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs GitHub: https://github.com/Rodrigodd/strace-tui#rustlang #ratatui #tui #linux #debugging #syscalls #terminal
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    RustNet v1.1.0 is out! This release packs everything that landed since 1.0.0:️ Full mouse support GeoIP city-level resolution OUI vendor lookup for ARP connections Historic connections toggle Security hardening & packet stats MQTT, STUN & BitTorrent protocol detection Android build supportPlus bug fixes for light terminal themes, clipboard handling, and Android cross-compilation.https://github.com/domcyrus/rustnet/releases/tag/v1.1.0#Rust #RustLang #OpenSource #Networking #TUI #Linux #Terminal
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    Figma for the terminal 🤯️ **TUIStudio** — Visual editor for building TUIs Drag-and-drop components, live ANSI preview & export to multiple TUI frameworks @ratatui_rs support WIP GitHub: https://github.com/jalonsogo/tui-studio#tui #ratatui #terminal #devtools #ui #design #cli #figma #opensource
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    @zolaris I used to prototype this in Go (using the great bubbletea library) but later decided for a rewrite in pure C and NetBSDs native curese library. I try to keep dependencies as low as possible for seamless integration with the build.sh system. Actually the "cellui" curses interface shown in this screenshot uses "cellmgr" as it backend. cellmgr is a hybrid of a end user cli with a stable machine runtime interface, completely written in sh. So we have a scriptable middleware layer. Took some iterations to get this right, and still some rough edges I will address.