$ rtorrent tu_pelicula_o_lo_que_quieras.torrent
Disfruta de un #tui muy completo, para descargar tus torrents. Debe de estar presente en tus repositorios locales.
$ rtorrent tu_pelicula_o_lo_que_quieras.torrent
Disfruta de un #tui muy completo, para descargar tus torrents. Debe de estar presente en tus repositorios locales.
Profanity is a console based XMPP client written in C using ncurses and libstrophe, inspired by Irssi
/url save $someurl
will now download to ~/.local/share/profanity/downloads/from_jid/date/filename
instead of ~/.local/share/profanity/downloads
./redraw
commandWow, Grzegorz's #CLI #calendar tool Plany looks amazing, it's written in @CrystalLanguage and it can be managed in #yaml:
@north As I tell people everytime this comes up... Pidgin is the #GTK frontend to libpurple, Finch is the #ncurses frontend, and Quail, while experimental is the #QT frontend.
If you want an #electron frontend to libpurple, there's is literally nothing stopping you from doing it right now instead of bugging me to do it.
@puppygirlhornypost2 no, because that's just wasteful!
It's the same issue with supporting large numbers of colours; #ncurses just doesn't do anything much beyond the ANSI colours.
The solution to both is to drop one level down and use the tinfo library, the main issue with that is ncurses "remembers" where characters are so updates and marking changes are easier, tinfo doesn't.
I had a request for #procps watch to support OSC 8 escape sequences, these will give a link in a text screen. At the moment, they'll appear something like ^]e8;blah
The issue is watch uses #ncurses and I'm pretty sure that doesn't support OSC 8 so I'm left with having to just strip out the escape sequences and URL possibly.
That seems to be an issue in #lame project. The #autotools file configure.in does not find #ncurses with pkgconfig. Hence, it misses the required compiler flag for static linking. For that, -DNCURSES_STATIC flag has be manually added with CPPFLAGS or CFLAGS or CXXFLAGS variables.
https://github.com/msys2/MINGW-packages/issues/10312#issuecomment-1142448264