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dev-os - Zero-Config Portable Development Environment. A Docker container with Neovim, Lazygit, Zellij, Yazi, and AI assistance. Zero setup required - just run one command and start coding. Perfect for remote development, consistent team setups, and minimal environments. MIT License.

Basic: A non-official API for OpenVPN. It also provides a command-line interface (CLI) and a user database.

Assembler and emulator for the fictional NandGame computer

Terminal UI for tracking GitLab maintainers' review workload and availability

TUI for viewing and analysing OPNsense firewall logs

The Blue Moon card solitaire game with a TUI

A TUI for reading logs from journald, auditd, file system, Docker containers, Podman and Kubernetes pods for quick viewing, coloring output and filtering with fuzzy find, regex support and timestamp. This repository is a mirror of https://github.com/Lifailon/lazyjournal

Desktop text-mode (TUI) app demo, on Linux and GhostBSD, in C# DotNet [8] and Terminal.Gui; requires ssepan.utility.core, ssepan.io.core, ssepan.application.core, ssepan.application.core.guics, mvclibrary.core; uses VSCode.

Desktop TUI app prototype, on Linux and GhostBSD, in C# / DotNet[8] / Terminal.Gui (gui.cs), using VSCode.

Desktop GUI app demo, on Linux, in C# DotNet [5| 6] and Consolonia; requires ssepan.utility.core, ssepan.io.core, ssepan.application.core, ssepan.application.core.consolonia, mvclibrary.core.

To encapsulate common application functionality, reduce custom coding needed to start a new project, and provide consistency across projects, using Consolonia libraries.

High-Performance, Flicker-Free TUI Primitives for .NET & Native AOT.

A cross-platform, feature-rich REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) library for Zig with Emacs/Vi keybindings, command history, tab completion, multi-line input, and colored output

Desktop TUI app prototype, on Linux, in C# / DotNet[10] / Consolonia+Avalonia, using VSCode

terminal e-mail client and e-mail client library https://meli-email.org

TUI Dialogs and Widgets

trcX is a minimal, terminal-first IRC client focused on raw usability and control. No polish theater. No feature bloat. Keyboard-driven UI inspired by ircII and vi, predictable behavior, readable state, and code you can actually reason about. Built to work in hostile, low-trust environments.

Clone of the mini-game from Superhot