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Yes, and I'm looking forward to blue, and have used nero as well before I knew blue existed. Like the idea of black, and implementation, but its "taste" unfortu

Yes, and I'm looking forward to blue, and have used nero as well before I knew blue existed. Like the idea of black, and implementation, but its "taste" unfortunately leaves a bit to be desired. Pushing extra spaces into slices is another one I don't care for.

ttyprintk 4y ago
gray seems more featureful, despite its slower-moving version odometer: https://pypi.org/project/gray/ https://pypi.org/project/gray/
- digisign 4y ago
  Hmm, looks interesting. However, I think I'd like to keep these tools separate, as long as they can stay compatible.