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Behold as I play a video game in a font in a web browser in a terminal transmitted over ssh (with one hand tied behind my back)!
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The quality of the window is limited to the number of rows and columns in your terminal. If you increase the resolution (ctrl - in alacritty, check your terminal) the quality will go up, (but performance may go down).
Here I open up the Wing It! movie, and increase the quality until I get both a good frame rate and resolution:
If your terminal supports images (like kitty or iterm2) you can render windows at full resolution (performance may degrade).
In this example, on my mac, I open iTerm2 ssh into ubuntu and open firefox at full resolution:
I feel like every single day I hear about another terminal file viewer. I say, stop making terminal file viewers because you can just use the file viewer you already have! In your terminal!
Terminal in a terminal in a terminal in a terminal in a terminal.... it's terminals all the way down.
With only a small amount hacking, it can run Doom (shareware episode)!
Run an entire Desktop in your terminal!
@ismail-yilmaz is running Firefox, on KDE Neon in a VM on Bobcat
And this isn't even full resolution! Checkout the full vid in in the discussions
term.everything❗ is a Linux CLI program to run GUI windows in your terminal. Specifically, term.everything❗ is a built-from-scratch Wayland compositor that outputs to a terminal rather than your monitor.
Don't know what Wayland is or just want to know more about how this works? Then, head over to HowIDidIt.md where I will explain how everything works in detail.
- Term some things <--- This is where we are at
- Some apps or (even most apps) may fail to launch or even crash! Please create an issue if you have problems.
- Term most things
- Term everything❗
Check out the help file here for a usage guide on how to use term.everything❗
term.everything❗ is written in developer friendly Go, with a just a smidge of C. See ./Contributing.md.
Wing It! movie is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license Wing it licensing page Attribution: (CC) Blender Foundation | studio.blender.org
This is Gwerm the Term Worm.
He is doing okay. Thanks for asking.