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A big caveat of Terminal.Gui is that it currently only work full screen. Which is not for everyone. I find myself exactly split between spectre.console and term
by oaiey 4y ago
A big caveat of Terminal.Gui is that it currently only work full screen. Which is not for everyone. I find myself exactly split between spectre.console and terminal.gui for that reason. There is an issue on topic in Terminal.Gui.
- lewispollard 4y agoWhat do you mean exactly by full screen? I imagine that like most terminal applications you could just use tmux to put it in a pane.
- oaiey 4y agoAh. Yes, that may work but I am more like: i activate the program and then use the next ten lines in the terminal to display my 3 input boxes and not all 20 lines the terminal can use. And when I exit the program I am still in the session above and below.
- lewispollard 4y agoAh, is that a Windows thing? I've never done that in Linux, I think, without tmux or something.
- oaiey 4y agoNope it is not. It should be terminal thing in general. On a much more abstract way, Microsoft tries something similar by embedding apps (as in Excel) to be hosted in Teams (aka chat).