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Two other styles of TUI to consider: mc (which is technically a file manager, but it is a super productive one) and whiptail (which isn't a TUI either, but prov
by ksaj 7y ago
Two other styles of TUI to consider: mc (which is technically a file manager, but it is a super productive one) and whiptail (which isn't a TUI either, but provides simple tools to make one.
I used whiptail to write the interface for 2 of my Raspberry Pis that have tiny screens on them. It works really well for things like that. If you've ever installed Linux, you've probably already seen it in action.