#turbovision — Public Fediverse posts
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What ultra-lightweight cross-platform #C/C++ GUI do you use? Some nice ones are:
#RayGUI https://github.com/raysan5/raygui
#nuklear https://github.com/immediate-mode-ui/nuklear
#OTK https://otk.sourceforge.net/
#pdcurses https://pdcurses.org/ with BSD libform & libmenu or
#stfl https://clifford.at/stfl
#TurboVision https://tvision.sourceforge.net/
#fltk https://www.fltk.org/
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What ultra-lightweight cross-platform #C/C++ GUI do you use? Some nice ones are:
#RayGUI https://github.com/raysan5/raygui
#nuklear https://github.com/immediate-mode-ui/nuklear
#OTK https://otk.sourceforge.net/
#pdcurses https://pdcurses.org/ with BSD libform & libmenu or
#stfl https://clifford.at/stfl
#TurboVision https://tvision.sourceforge.net/
#fltk https://www.fltk.org/
#AskFedi -
What ultra-lightweight cross-platform #C/C++ GUI do you use? Some nice ones are:
#RayGUI https://github.com/raysan5/raygui
#nuklear https://github.com/immediate-mode-ui/nuklear
#OTK https://otk.sourceforge.net/
#pdcurses https://pdcurses.org/ with BSD libform & libmenu or
#stfl https://clifford.at/stfl
#TurboVision https://tvision.sourceforge.net/
#fltk https://www.fltk.org/
#AskFedi -
What ultra-lightweight cross-platform #C/C++ GUI do you use? Some nice ones are:
#RayGUI https://github.com/raysan5/raygui
#nuklear https://github.com/immediate-mode-ui/nuklear
#OTK https://otk.sourceforge.net/
#pdcurses https://pdcurses.org/ with BSD libform & libmenu or
#stfl https://clifford.at/stfl
#TurboVision https://tvision.sourceforge.net/
#fltk https://www.fltk.org/
#AskFedi -
What ultra-lightweight cross-platform #C/C++ GUI do you use? Some nice ones are:
#RayGUI https://github.com/raysan5/raygui
#nuklear https://github.com/immediate-mode-ui/nuklear
#OTK https://otk.sourceforge.net/
#pdcurses https://pdcurses.org/ with BSD libform & libmenu or
#stfl https://clifford.at/stfl
#TurboVision https://tvision.sourceforge.net/
#fltk https://www.fltk.org/
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Turbo Vision 2.0 – a modern port
https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
#HackerNews #TurboVision #TurboVision2 #2.0 #ModernPort #GitHub #Development
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Turbo Vision 2.0 – a modern port
https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
#HackerNews #TurboVision #TurboVision2 #2.0 #ModernPort #GitHub #Development
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Turbo Vision 2.0 – a modern port
https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
#HackerNews #TurboVision #TurboVision2 #2.0 #ModernPort #GitHub #Development
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Turbo Vision 2.0 – a modern port
https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
#HackerNews #TurboVision #TurboVision2 #2.0 #ModernPort #GitHub #Development
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Turbo Vision 2.0 – a modern port
https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
#HackerNews #TurboVision #TurboVision2 #2.0 #ModernPort #GitHub #Development
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🤯 Wow, a terminal emulator for your terminal! 🚀 Because clearly, what we needed was more terminals inside our terminals, powered by the revolutionary Turbo Vision. 🦄 Next up: a browser that lets you browse browsers, because who doesn't love a good recursive loop? 🙃
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm #terminalemulator #TurboVision #recursiveinnovation #techhumor #futureoftech #HackerNews #ngated -
🤯 Wow, a terminal emulator for your terminal! 🚀 Because clearly, what we needed was more terminals inside our terminals, powered by the revolutionary Turbo Vision. 🦄 Next up: a browser that lets you browse browsers, because who doesn't love a good recursive loop? 🙃
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm #terminalemulator #TurboVision #recursiveinnovation #techhumor #futureoftech #HackerNews #ngated -
🤯 Wow, a terminal emulator for your terminal! 🚀 Because clearly, what we needed was more terminals inside our terminals, powered by the revolutionary Turbo Vision. 🦄 Next up: a browser that lets you browse browsers, because who doesn't love a good recursive loop? 🙃
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm #terminalemulator #TurboVision #recursiveinnovation #techhumor #futureoftech #HackerNews #ngated -
🤯 Wow, a terminal emulator for your terminal! 🚀 Because clearly, what we needed was more terminals inside our terminals, powered by the revolutionary Turbo Vision. 🦄 Next up: a browser that lets you browse browsers, because who doesn't love a good recursive loop? 🙃
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm #terminalemulator #TurboVision #recursiveinnovation #techhumor #futureoftech #HackerNews #ngated -
A terminal emulator that runs in your terminal. Powered by Turbo Vision
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm
#HackerNews #terminalemulator #TurboVision #commandline #development #open-source #technews
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A terminal emulator that runs in your terminal. Powered by Turbo Vision
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm
#HackerNews #terminalemulator #TurboVision #commandline #development #open-source #technews
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A terminal emulator that runs in your terminal. Powered by Turbo Vision
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm
#HackerNews #terminalemulator #TurboVision #commandline #development #open-source #technews
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A terminal emulator that runs in your terminal. Powered by Turbo Vision
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm
#HackerNews #terminalemulator #TurboVision #commandline #development #open-source #technews
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A terminal emulator that runs in your terminal. Powered by Turbo Vision
https://github.com/magiblot/tvterm
#HackerNews #terminalemulator #TurboVision #commandline #development #open-source #technews
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@lkundrak
soooo then... why isn't there a #TurboVision frontend to #NetworkManager yet? 😈
@pascaldragon @whitequark -
@lkundrak
soooo then... why isn't there a #TurboVision frontend to #NetworkManager yet? 😈
@pascaldragon @whitequark -
@lkundrak
soooo then... why isn't there a #TurboVision frontend to #NetworkManager yet? 😈
@pascaldragon @whitequark -
@lkundrak
soooo then... why isn't there a #TurboVision frontend to #NetworkManager yet? 😈
@pascaldragon @whitequark -
@lkundrak
soooo then... why isn't there a #TurboVision frontend to #NetworkManager yet? 😈
@pascaldragon @whitequark -
@pascaldragon
@whitequark Turbo Vision is the most advanced and best designed TUI widget toolkit of all times! Nothing else comes even close to it. I also miss the tiny improvements that they added in TV2.0 (part of Borland Pascal 7) which AFAIK wasn't open sourced. Improvements like changing the window close symbol from [■] to [☼] while it's being clicked.I guess one can even forgive it's pascalish `#define Uses_TWindow` quirks...
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@pascaldragon
@whitequark Turbo Vision is the most advanced and best designed TUI widget toolkit of all times! Nothing else comes even close to it. I also miss the tiny improvements that they added in TV2.0 (part of Borland Pascal 7) which AFAIK wasn't open sourced. Improvements like changing the window close symbol from [■] to [☼] while it's being clicked.I guess one can even forgive it's pascalish `#define Uses_TWindow` quirks...
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@pascaldragon
@whitequark Turbo Vision is the most advanced and best designed TUI widget toolkit of all times! Nothing else comes even close to it. I also miss the tiny improvements that they added in TV2.0 (part of Borland Pascal 7) which AFAIK wasn't open sourced. Improvements like changing the window close symbol from [■] to [☼] while it's being clicked.I guess one can even forgive it's pascalish `#define Uses_TWindow` quirks...
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@pascaldragon
@whitequark Turbo Vision is the most advanced and best designed TUI widget toolkit of all times! Nothing else comes even close to it. I also miss the tiny improvements that they added in TV2.0 (part of Borland Pascal 7) which AFAIK wasn't open sourced. Improvements like changing the window close symbol from [■] to [☼] while it's being clicked.I guess one can even forgive it's pascalish `#define Uses_TWindow` quirks...
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@pascaldragon
@whitequark Turbo Vision is the most advanced and best designed TUI widget toolkit of all times! Nothing else comes even close to it. I also miss the tiny improvements that they added in TV2.0 (part of Borland Pascal 7) which AFAIK wasn't open sourced. Improvements like changing the window close symbol from [■] to [☼] while it's being clicked.I guess one can even forgive it's pascalish `#define Uses_TWindow` quirks...
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Why can't I recompile #ctran for 16-bit #DOS? Because many of #FreePascal's libraries are too big to fit into 64 KiB data blocks, and won't compile no matter which memory model I use.
There is a chance I'll rewrite ctran in the future. #FreeVision (the #Borland #TurboVision "clone") with #ObjectPascal is certainly an option. I could also rewrite the lot in C or C++.
But today is not that day. For now, I'd rather just rewrite a Makefile.
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Why can't I recompile #ctran for 16-bit #DOS? Because many of #FreePascal's libraries are too big to fit into 64 KiB data blocks, and won't compile no matter which memory model I use.
There is a chance I'll rewrite ctran in the future. #FreeVision (the #Borland #TurboVision "clone") with #ObjectPascal is certainly an option. I could also rewrite the lot in C or C++.
But today is not that day. For now, I'd rather just rewrite a Makefile.
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Why can't I recompile #ctran for 16-bit #DOS? Because many of #FreePascal's libraries are too big to fit into 64 KiB data blocks, and won't compile no matter which memory model I use.
There is a chance I'll rewrite ctran in the future. #FreeVision (the #Borland #TurboVision "clone") with #ObjectPascal is certainly an option. I could also rewrite the lot in C or C++.
But today is not that day. For now, I'd rather just rewrite a Makefile.
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Why can't I recompile #ctran for 16-bit #DOS? Because many of #FreePascal's libraries are too big to fit into 64 KiB data blocks, and won't compile no matter which memory model I use.
There is a chance I'll rewrite ctran in the future. #FreeVision (the #Borland #TurboVision "clone") with #ObjectPascal is certainly an option. I could also rewrite the lot in C or C++.
But today is not that day. For now, I'd rather just rewrite a Makefile.
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Why can't I recompile #ctran for 16-bit #DOS? Because many of #FreePascal's libraries are too big to fit into 64 KiB data blocks, and won't compile no matter which memory model I use.
There is a chance I'll rewrite ctran in the future. #FreeVision (the #Borland #TurboVision "clone") with #ObjectPascal is certainly an option. I could also rewrite the lot in C or C++.
But today is not that day. For now, I'd rather just rewrite a Makefile.
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Idle thought today re #ctran:
I wonder if it's worth making a little interface using #FreeVision (the #TurboVision-compatible library that comes with #FreePascal) to display information about #Psion OO category (class definition) files?
Yes, I realise this is feature creep. But currently I'm outputting a lot of information to the terminal that the original CTRAN.EXE doesn't do. How much do I leave in as a "verbose" option, and how much to I move to a shiny TUI?
Something for another time.
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Idle thought today re #ctran:
I wonder if it's worth making a little interface using #FreeVision (the #TurboVision-compatible library that comes with #FreePascal) to display information about #Psion OO category (class definition) files?
Yes, I realise this is feature creep. But currently I'm outputting a lot of information to the terminal that the original CTRAN.EXE doesn't do. How much do I leave in as a "verbose" option, and how much to I move to a shiny TUI?
Something for another time.
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Idle thought today re #ctran:
I wonder if it's worth making a little interface using #FreeVision (the #TurboVision-compatible library that comes with #FreePascal) to display information about #Psion OO category (class definition) files?
Yes, I realise this is feature creep. But currently I'm outputting a lot of information to the terminal that the original CTRAN.EXE doesn't do. How much do I leave in as a "verbose" option, and how much to I move to a shiny TUI?
Something for another time.
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Idle thought today re #ctran:
I wonder if it's worth making a little interface using #FreeVision (the #TurboVision-compatible library that comes with #FreePascal) to display information about #Psion OO category (class definition) files?
Yes, I realise this is feature creep. But currently I'm outputting a lot of information to the terminal that the original CTRAN.EXE doesn't do. How much do I leave in as a "verbose" option, and how much to I move to a shiny TUI?
Something for another time.
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Idle thought today re #ctran:
I wonder if it's worth making a little interface using #FreeVision (the #TurboVision-compatible library that comes with #FreePascal) to display information about #Psion OO category (class definition) files?
Yes, I realise this is feature creep. But currently I'm outputting a lot of information to the terminal that the original CTRAN.EXE doesn't do. How much do I leave in as a "verbose" option, and how much to I move to a shiny TUI?
Something for another time.
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@liying
#TurboVision was and still is the best TUI framework system, by a huge margin.
The love that has been put into the widget design, especially in the 2.0 release, still mesmerizes me.The C++ port lost some of the elegance of the Pascal API, but it's still in a different world than any other TUI framework ever made. I'm looking at you, ncurses!
@nixCraft
