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by Per_Bothner 8y ago
Have you tried DomTerm ( http://domterm.org )? It works great on Windows, though it requires WSL: https://dzone.com/articles/running-domterm-terminal-emulator...
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by Per_Bothner 8y ago
Some comments comparing DomTerm ( http://domterm.org/ ) and Hyper2 (H2): DT does not require Electron: There are also embeddings for Qt (using QtWebEngine), Atom, Theia - or you can use a desktop browser. If you use Electron,
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by Per_Bothner 8y ago
Using JavaScript to implement a terminal emulator makes sense if you take advantage of html/css. If it's just to implement a conventional terminal emulator, it may be difficult to justify the perforance/memory costs. But ht
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by Per_Bothner 8y ago
DomTerm ( https://domterm.org ) works very well on Windows using WSL ( https://dzone.com/articles/running-domterm-terminal-emulator... ).
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by Per_Bothner 9y ago
I'm very happy with my (previous-generation) HP Spectre x360. Lightweight, 16GB memory, 512GB SSD (you can get up to 2TB now, but what I have is plenty for me), Thunderbolt 3, convertible to tent or tablet mode, good battery life. I
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by Per_Bothner 9y ago
DomTerm ( https://domterm.org ) works pretty well on WSL. Here is an article specifically about it: https://dzone.com/articles/running-domterm-terminal-emulator...
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by Per_Bothner 9y ago
"When asked about salary I say that I consider my previous/current employer's salary information to be proprietary & confidential information and I would be violating the agreement I signed when I joined that company to k
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by Per_Bothner 9y ago
I use ikiwiki ( https://ikiwiki.info/ ) for my blog ( http://per.bothner.com/blog ).
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by Per_Bothner 9y ago
Unfortunately not necessarily true - depends on the jurisdiction. Did you read the article?
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DomTerm terminal emulator now has draggable panes and tabs(per.bothner.com)
1 points by Per_Bothner 9y ago|0 comments
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by Per_Bothner 10y ago
This would an interesting use of DomTerm (htpp://www.domterm.org/), since it can display rich html text and images. Html attachments can be written directly to stdout (wrapped in the appropriate escape sequences). Of course y
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Dynamic Pretty-printing in DomTerm(per.bothner.com)
1 points by Per_Bothner 10y ago|0 comments
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by Per_Bothner 10y ago
I wrote term mode but long ago stopped maintaining it. So other people have made hacks on top of my hacks ... One of my goals was to unify shell-mode (and related "comint" modes) with a proper terminal emulator, but had a hard ti
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Gnuplot inline display on DomTerm(per.bothner.com)
1 points by Per_Bothner 10y ago|0 comments
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by Per_Bothner 10y ago
DomTerm has its own version of imgcat - see: http://domterm.org/Applications.html
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by Per_Bothner 10y ago
That is the goal of the DomTerm http://domterm.org project. I see little point in a JS-based terminal emulator unless you can "print out" graphics, images, or general HTML. DomTerm's goal is "full" xter
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by Per_Bothner 10y ago
XMLterm. DomTerm http://domterm.org was very much inspired by XMLterm. Please check it out.
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by Per_Bothner 11y ago
Read the article. I assume Clojure uses what the article calls a "global pool". Kerf's idea of per-object intern pool does not seem as useful for other languages.
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by Per_Bothner 11y ago
If you use Kawa Scheme ( http://www.gnu.org/software/kawa ) then you get a number of extensions (beyond standards-compliant R7RS), high performance, and access to all the libraries that run on the Java platform.
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DomTerm: A web-based rich terminal emulator(lwn.net)
3 points by Per_Bothner 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: DomTerm – a web-based rich terminal emulator and console(domterm.org)
2 points by Per_Bothner 11y ago|0 comments
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by Per_Bothner 11y ago
You might want to check out Kawa: http://www/gnu.org/software/kawa . It's mature (since 1996); runs on the JVM; compatible with Scheme standards (basically full R7RS except for continuations); great Java&#x2F