Hi Arthur, I tried to build your project, but it failed for me:
termbox2.h:2209:22: error: storage size of ‘sa’ isn’t known
termbox2.h:2345:46: error: ‘struct sigaction’ has no member named ‘sa_handler’
termbox2.h:2345:44: error: invalid use of undefined type ‘struct sigaction’
All the best,
Dan
I tried to respond to the original question the other day but
failed to set up text mode correctly. ugh.
> What would be the point of using minimalist software if
> bloated and excessively complex programs completely satisfy
> all my needs?
I think there are a couple of reasons. Not all of them a
I would also be in favour of removing the dates. For actively developed
software, copyright expiry is a sort of fantasy concept. By the time author 1
has been dead for 70 years, the software has probably had thousands of authors
who remain alive. I only use dates like that to get a rough idea of wh
My impression so far with acme is that it fills the "IDE" gap much
more than the "text editor" gap. I watched a screencast by Russ Cox
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP1xVpMPn8M) and the appealing
features were mostly around co-ordination of windows rather than the
contents of the windows themsel
Thanks for the suggestions everyone. Acme looks extremely neat. Mouse
chording is a strange concept (which doesn't play nicely with my
laptop mouse), but the idea of building an IDE around customised short
shell commands is really appealing. As for text editing specifically,
the idea of piping a bu
Hi all,
There was a recent chat about cat -v & single-purpose programs which
has been rattling around my head for the last few weeks. There are
*many* bloated code editors (atom, vscode, etc.), but most people
usually present either emacs or vim as an alternative. I can't see
these as any less blo
It was earlier today, the recording on youtube is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOW6APA4sTY&ab_channel=proycon
Really interesting presentation! I've been wondering for a long time
whether a little creativity could make terminal apps more functional
on mobile. If I can figure out how to mak
Hi all,
I have noticed a feature from tmux that I would like to have in vanilla st.
The behaviour is that when the screen resizes, the window is redrawn
to fit the new size.
In vanilla st, if I make the window smaller then output that was
previously drawn there is blank.
If I'm running a program l
