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Terminaux v8.5 – More Colors!

After the release of Terminaux 8.4, we’re so proud of our efforts to introduce proper FreeBSD support, which went well as expected. It also added some features that made your Terminaux-powered applications more powerful, such as the cowsay renderer that allowed you to render an ASCII art saying or thinking about things that you’ve written, and the timed input.

We are so excited to announce that Terminaux v8.5 is now available as of today! This version of Terminaux includes new color models that are introduced with the Colorimetry v1.1 update, which are:

• YPbPr: Analog video signal carried by the component cable
• YDbDr: Color model for SECAM analog color television broadcasting standard
• LMS: Represents the three types of cone cells in a human eye

Alongside the added support for more color models, we’ve also added the actual color wheel to the color selection TUI, which allows you to get a visual representation of the color that you’ve selected. It provides you with a circular color wheel that shows you all the color hues, as well as a white blip that points to the selected color.

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, as well as more changes that are done since Terminaux 8.4 was released last month, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.4 – Welcome, FreeBSD!

Since Terminaux 8.3, we’ve poured our efforts to introduce support for FreeBSD to all our projects. Our plans for FreeBSD support went well as expected, with experiments being successful. The last version of Terminaux was released to add pixel-accurate progress indicators and to add pane-specific keybindings, which were major additions to Terminaux.

We are so excited to announce that Terminaux v8.4 is now available as of today! This version of Terminaux includes complete support for FreeBSD systems, which resulted from the release of both BassBoom v1.0 and SpecProbe v3.9, both of which added support for FreeBSD systems. Magico has also been updated to support this system, and we have officially started to support those systems with the support timeline outlined here.

Alongside the added support for FreeBSD systems, we’ve also added Cowsay, which introduces an ASCII art character that speaks or thinks about the text that you’ve written.

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, as well as more changes that are done since Terminaux 8.3 was released last month, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.4 – Welcome, FreeBSD!

Since Terminaux 8.3, we’ve poured our efforts to introduce support for FreeBSD to all our projects. Our plans for FreeBSD support went well as expected, with experiments being successful. The last version of Terminaux was released to add pixel-accurate progress indicators and to add pane-specific keybindings, which were major additions to Terminaux.

We are so excited to announce that Terminaux v8.4 is now available as of today! This version of Terminaux includes complete support for FreeBSD systems, which resulted from the release of both BassBoom v1.0 and SpecProbe v3.9, both of which added support for FreeBSD systems. Magico has also been updated to support this system, and we have officially started to support those systems with the support timeline outlined here.

Alongside the added support for FreeBSD systems, we’ve also added Cowsay, which introduces an ASCII art character that speaks or thinks about the text that you’ve written.

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, as well as more changes that are done since Terminaux 8.3 was released last month, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time. As a result, we’ve made a new version of Terminaux.

Terminaux v8.3 is now available as of today, and we are so excited to announce that it’s a special release for the Sunshine Blogger Award nomination. This version of Terminaux includes pane-specific keybindings and pixel-accurate progress indicators.

We have also added more improvements to the markup parser to handle complex formatting more properly. The markup parser has also seen a new feature, which is the link tag. This lets your console applications display hyperlinks on your console that you can click.

You can see the 2nd nomination announcement of The Sunshine Blogger Award below:

We promise that Terminaux 8.4 will be one of the most exciting releases that will bring support for FreeBSD when it comes to audio feedback for keypresses, and we expect that May 26th will be the final release date, though we may release it earlier as a reward for all of you, especially our readers!

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time. As a result, we’ve made a new version of Terminaux.

Terminaux v8.3 is now available as of today, and we are so excited to announce that it’s a special release for the Sunshine Blogger Award nomination. This version of Terminaux includes pane-specific keybindings and pixel-accurate progress indicators.

We have also added more improvements to the markup parser to handle complex formatting more properly. The markup parser has also seen a new feature, which is the link tag. This lets your console applications display hyperlinks on your console that you can click.

You can see the 2nd nomination announcement of The Sunshine Blogger Award below:

We promise that Terminaux 8.4 will be one of the most exciting releases that will bring support for FreeBSD when it comes to audio feedback for keypresses, and we expect that May 26th will be the final release date, though we may release it earlier as a reward for all of you, especially our readers!

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time. As a result, we’ve made a new version of Terminaux.

Terminaux v8.3 is now available as of today, and we are so excited to announce that it’s a special release for the Sunshine Blogger Award nomination. This version of Terminaux includes pane-specific keybindings and pixel-accurate progress indicators.

We have also added more improvements to the markup parser to handle complex formatting more properly. The markup parser has also seen a new feature, which is the link tag. This lets your console applications display hyperlinks on your console that you can click.

You can see the 2nd nomination announcement of The Sunshine Blogger Award below:

We promise that Terminaux 8.4 will be one of the most exciting releases that will bring support for FreeBSD when it comes to audio feedback for keypresses, and we expect that May 26th will be the final release date, though we may release it earlier as a reward for all of you, especially our readers!

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time. As a result, we’ve made a new version of Terminaux.

Terminaux v8.3 is now available as of today, and we are so excited to announce that it’s a special release for the Sunshine Blogger Award nomination. This version of Terminaux includes pane-specific keybindings and pixel-accurate progress indicators.

We have also added more improvements to the markup parser to handle complex formatting more properly. The markup parser has also seen a new feature, which is the link tag. This lets your console applications display hyperlinks on your console that you can click.

You can see the 2nd nomination announcement of The Sunshine Blogger Award below:

We promise that Terminaux 8.4 will be one of the most exciting releases that will bring support for FreeBSD when it comes to audio feedback for keypresses, and we expect that May 26th will be the final release date, though we may release it earlier as a reward for all of you, especially our readers!

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time. As a result, we’ve made a new version of Terminaux.

Terminaux v8.3 is now available as of today, and we are so excited to announce that it’s a special release for the Sunshine Blogger Award nomination. This version of Terminaux includes pane-specific keybindings and pixel-accurate progress indicators.

We have also added more improvements to the markup parser to handle complex formatting more properly. The markup parser has also seen a new feature, which is the link tag. This lets your console applications display hyperlinks on your console that you can click.

You can see the 2nd nomination announcement of The Sunshine Blogger Award below:

We promise that Terminaux 8.4 will be one of the most exciting releases that will bring support for FreeBSD when it comes to audio feedback for keypresses, and we expect that May 26th will be the final release date, though we may release it earlier as a reward for all of you, especially our readers!

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.