3 ms·
I miss examples on the website, both code samples and examples of what this looks like. And since it is GUI related, i kinda expects at least some screenshots.
by cies 6y ago
I miss examples on the website, both code samples and examples of what this looks like. And since it is GUI related, i kinda expects at least some screenshots.
- Funes- 6y agoIt's mind-boggling how many applications don't include screenshots, especially considering how easy it is to take and upload them. Even if the given application is CLI-based, I want to know how it looks like to quickly make sense of how it operates!
- mateuszf 6y agoImagine a web browser without visible user interface apart from the content. Just like vi is to other text editors.
- tenebrisalietum 6y agoFrom what I gathered, it's basically a socket command interface to Webkit. So you can create things that manipulate webpages. The portion you would see wouldn't be provided by uzbl. Edit: > There's no "uzbl" command, that's just the name for the whole collection of tools. The command you're looking for is uzbl-browser or uzbl-tabbed. > The central program uzbl-core doesn't do many useful things by itself, it's meant for integration with other tools and scripts. See README. > Once you've got uzbl-browser or uzbl-tabbed running, the first thing to do is look at the keybindings. The second thing to do is explore the default configuration (~/.config/uzbl/config).