NSPG911

> had an entire dev team with serious investors

thats literally why we get slop, because companies focus on investors rather than users? when there are 3 people working on it, they would listen more to the community

looks very interesting! i might use this for some of my projects as well

there were no clickbaits there at all. no command blocks were used at all. if you were so certain, why dont you download the world and try it yourself?

might wanna check out https://rioterm.com/docs/key-bindings#search-actions

i would say it is more like alacritty 2

yes, it does have a lot of potential, but the potential is locked behind fixing issues like these

was using it for a month, cool concept, it borrows stuff from alacritty for the base, added iterm2 inline images protocol, kitty image protocol soon but there are quite a lot of issues, mainly just really weird ones 1. splits dont feel like splits. unlike in something like wezterm or ghostty, rio uses a literal black line for splits, which cannot be controlled. it doesnt properly resize splits, which you can notice if you have like 4 splits active 2. tabs inherit from the previous tab's zoomed in height and width https://github.com/raphamorim/rio/issues/1196 3. blur doesnt work on window (not that big of an issue anyways) https://github.com/raphamorim/rio/issues/1174 4. some characters are broken (no clue how this happens) https://github.com/raphamorim/rio/issues/1192 5. has issues with iterm2 while using yazi its a cool concept like i previously said, but it needs a lot of tweaking

now that i got to experience being drunk, id rather not, thanks

what is going on with society now what happened to a fun internet

rovr, a terminal file explorer because there just isnt enough competing using the textual framework, i have proper mouse handling thanks to it, that i noticed was missing in superfile, or just wasnt nice to use in yazi im taking a look at asyncio to replace threads in the program to hopefully help performance https://github.com/NSPC911/rovr

wait i live in singapore. this sucks, i loved using fdroid and didnt want to take the risk of rooting + flashing a custom rom. i felt the impact of the 'security' the moment i switched from my oneplus nord ce to 13r, i lost access to most android/data folders even with shizuku this is just so annoying in general for me, i might have to go the custom rom route then