The mouse support is excellent, assuming your terminal emulator supports the features it needs. (Alacritty does, but iTerm2 doesn't seem to send right clicks to the program.) Pretty much everything can be clicked and right-clicked, you can even scroll (although I find it scrolls too fast to be useful).
I don't know if it counts as rich, but I rolled my own terminal UI in my email client meli [0]. There's a web demo here: https://meli.delivery/wasm2.html that is the client compiled to webassembly and the ANSI escape codes translated to equivalent SVG drawing so that you can try it on your browser. [0] https://github.com/meli/meli/
michaelsbradley|4 years ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcjkezf1ARY
https://notcurses.com/
_benj|4 years ago
I enjoy r/unixporn (it's actually sfw), they LOVE console apps there, everything from music to email to file manager to everything console!
There are also a few modern terminal emulators that are doing some pretty fun stuff with the terminal, some examples are alacritty, kitty and hyper
skyfaller|4 years ago
The mouse support is excellent, assuming your terminal emulator supports the features it needs. (Alacritty does, but iTerm2 doesn't seem to send right clicks to the program.) Pretty much everything can be clicked and right-clicked, you can even scroll (although I find it scrolls too fast to be useful).
I listen to most of my music through musikcube and ncspot https://github.com/hrkfdn/ncspot these days.
epilys|4 years ago
dankamongmen|4 years ago
travisbhartwell|4 years ago
https://www.visidata.org
stjohnswarts|4 years ago
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gspr|4 years ago
https://www.djcbsoftware.nl/code/mu/mu4e.html
stjohnswarts|4 years ago
d21d3q|4 years ago