What happened to your personal library? Bring it back with this tool 
**intermodal** — A CLI utility for BitTorrent torrent files.
Supports creating, viewing, and verifying .torrent files.
Read the blog post: https://rodarmor.com/blog/intermodal
Written in Rust!
GitHub: https://github.com/casey/intermodal
Terminal power users will like this 
**tiny-dc** — A tiny but mighty TUI directory changer.
Faster than doing cd + ls Supports jumping to previously visited directories
Has Vim-like key bindings
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Today I discovered a new coding agent TUI!
**shai** — Pair programming buddy that lives in the terminal (by @OVHcloud )
Supports configuring providers, shell assistant & more!
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
GitHub: https://github.com/ovh/shai
#DavidHasselhoff #RebeccaCarlton #RebekahCarltonLuff
Season 5 Episode 15 "Seize The Day"
Apple //c -- IRL vs LEGO
This is pretty amazing. Its a full graphical browser running inside a terminal!
For this week's #FOSSFriday I want to give a shout out to the TUI Git tool "tig".
Been using it for years and is really convenient for quickly reading through the Git history.
#forceterm: Fully featured terminal based on jediterm https://github.com/sebkur/forceterm
#Java #Terminal
Man I love these TUI debuggers 
**jsonrpc-debugger** — A JSON-RPC debugger for the terminal.
Inspect, modify, and debug JSON-RPC requests and responses in real-time.
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Terminaux 7.0 Beta 4 Announcement
As we are closer to the final release (that we’ve prepared for you), we’ve released the fourth beta version of Terminaux 7.0 that concludes the beta program that we’ve started almost three months ago. Terminaux 7.0 brought many interesting changes, and this beta version is the latest representation of those improvements. We’ve primed the final version of Terminaux 7.0 for documentation and for testing to find bugs even before release.
We are very excited to announce that Terminaux 7.0 Beta 4 is now available on NuGet as version 7.0.0-beta4, which you can download to your project using the following command:
$ dotnet add package Terminaux --version 7.0.0-beta4
This version of Terminaux 7.0 brings many changes that were done after the third beta version released July 3rd. You can access the source code for the fourth beta version here on GitLab.
We’ve added theme color tools, which allows you to theme your Terminaux applications according to either the pre-defined theme type or the custom theme type that you define in your theme JSON file. This is a 1:1 implementation copied and moved straight from Nitrocid with appropriate modifications done, due to the older template tools being unsuitable for use with Nitrocid. Themes also support accents, which give a dynamic look to your Terminaux applications based on your color accent.
We’ve also added all features from Nitrocid’s shell implementation, effectively removing the implementation from the Nitrocid codebase. This is to make Terminaux applications using the shell features more powerful than never before. With features like MESH scripting, command redirects, and filesystem support, your applications now became more powerful than before! You can now more easily autocomplete the paths, and you can write scripts for your applications to automate the shell operations.
We’ve also added a new feature that most libraries don’t have, but appeals to users that prefer their native language. Starting from the fourth beta, your applications can now be localized! With the new localization feature powered by LocaleStation, you can now make your Terminaux application use your native language supported by our libraries! Common languages like French, Spanish, and Portuguese are available for you to try out, and you can use the existing APIs in the LocaleStation library to make Terminaux applications determine what language to use depending on your system culture settings, such as pt-BR for Portuguese (Brazil).
Of course, we’d improved the performance of your Terminaux applications when it comes to prompting users for a huge list of selections, which is tedious on the processor. We are speaking huge amounts like 700,000 choices! The final release brings more, but Terminaux 7.0 Beta 4 is the start of such improvements!
Are you ready for Terminaux 7.0 Beta 4?
Some monospace terminal fonts I've enjoyed over the years:
JetBrains Mono
Cascadia Code
Ubuntu Mono
Roboto Mono
Comic Mono
Fantasque Sans Mono
Departure Mono
Currently I'm mostly using Comic Mono and Departure Mono.
Which fonts have you folks been using lately? 
I see TUI and Rust in the same sentence. I install.
**ssh-list** — SSH connection manager in your terminal.
Supports adding, editing, sorting connections with custom SSH options.
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Btw. I will send a (virtual) cheese to anyone who manages to actually run a Ratatui TUI on a smart fridge (not sure if I know anyone who actually has one).
Bryndza coming straight to your fridge!
(It’s no_std!)
We will be releasing beta soon.
Ratatui runs not only in terminal, but also in the browser, on PSP, Minecraft, UEFI, Suzuki Baleno and a guitar tuner. What’s next?
Is there a Linux CLI app that lets you unzip files with a visual interface? In the vein of something like mc or ranger?
Building a civilization on an alien planet... from the terminal 
**texaform** — A factory game automated by your code.
Control agents via TCP to gather, build, research, and expand on exoplanet TOI-1846 b 
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Download torrents without leaving your terminal! 
Meet Torrra: A sleek CLI tool to search, fetch, and download torrents via magnet links. 
Try it now: github.com/stabldev/torrra
Finally, I can chat with my rat friends over Bluetooth 
**bitchat-tui** — Secure, anonymous, P2P Bluetooth chat in your terminal.
Communicate off-grid with E2E encryption, public channels, and direct messaging.
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Retrocomputing Hardware Free To A Good Home
