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There is also the font selection and the borderless terminal which improve the aesthetics Without that it could look like this https://i.imgur.com/TVwkQI0.png h
by felixr 6y ago
There is also the font selection and the borderless terminal which improve the aesthetics
Without that it could look like this https://i.imgur.com/TVwkQI0.png https://i.imgur.com/TVwkQI0.png
But I agree, the author did really good job in creating a clean an visually pleasing UI only using text and standard symbols
- amelius 6y agoSo to make it look like in the demo, you have to tweak the settings of your terminal? Perhaps terminals should have cascading style sheets ...
- techdragon 6y agoI always find myself wanting just a little more terminal text style control. Usually I’m left wishing I had either an alternative font mode or double sized text. (Double specifically to avoid breaking the X*Y text cell grid) But little wishes for extra expressiveness aside, i really don’t think terminal UIs would benefit from anything like CSS. The terminal functions as my working environment. I rely on being able to visually pattern scan for errors, warnings, typical command output, time stamp and log alignment etc. I do not want anything messing with how I set all this up.