Exploring ways to improve my #sxmo use cases https://floss.social/@dimitrisk/112864085895621222 I tried the #textualize demo on my #LinuxMobile device. It seems quite interesting.
Is there any RSS reader, Podcasts or Web radio textualize application?
Excited to do some more work with the Beepy I've borrowed from a friend. Continuing the goal of having a more phone-like ecosystem for it, I'm going to continue making rich/textualize TUIs for services and utils. First up - Network Manager.
New blog entry with a write up on a #textualize app I built to display weather and environmental data on a #raspberryPi with a 7in screen. Still working on the UI, but it's meeting the need!
This displays the current local weather in the upper left corner followed by more squares that collect data around my property using pi zeros and sensors. More in the writeup!
https://blog.meadowhawk.xyz/a-weather-console-app-with-textual.html
For ref: @textualize
#python #diy #maker
Just invested three hours in learning that "allow mouse reporting" is somehow optional in MacOSX Terminal.
Now that's it's enabled, I find things probably had been working for a long time.
If #Textualize had a spirt animal. What species would it be?
Frogmouth
Frogmouth is a Markdown viewer / browser for your terminal, built with Textual.
Frogmouth can open *.md files locally or via a URL. There is a familiar browser-like navigation stack, history, bookmarks, and table of contents.
This is interesting. I assumed (without checking) that github is basically there to discuss the development (and bugs) of #textualize itself but not as a channel for questions on how to use it.
My first post to the #Textualize devlog blog, in which I talk about what I found during our first week of dogfooding #Textual, using it to write a couple of #Python apps for the terminal.
@hugovk @willmcgugan Yes, I already tried #Toot and that's exactly why #Textualize came to mind 
Hi @willmcgugan has anyone already thought about building a #client for #mastodon with #textualize ? 
I'm just asking. 
Has anyone built a #Mastodon app using #Textualize, by any chance? I would #geekout if such a thing exists!
I don't suppose you know of anything @willmcgugan ?
Python #Textual #Textualize is really cool. I love how extremely cross-platform it is (#Linux, #MacOS, #Windows, #ssh, ...). But the docs seem to be *very* insufficient and the ones you find seem to be outdated and don't work anymore (async all over the place, App() not initialized, etc...).
I am stuck on simple things like how to center a button 
