Plugin based multi-IM communicator. ncurses or gtk2 (in progress) based GUI.
Support for different protocols: irc, jabber (including gmail), gg (gadu-gadu largest polish IM), tlen, nntp (read only).
An Ncurses RSS reader that has features such as a headline summary, built in reader, browser integration. Since its release, it has been rewritten into Canto, a Python based, extensible RSS reader
... [More] based on feedparser (with a similar interface to NRSS).
All of the relevant information is available at http://codezen.org/canto , since I enjoy Google's source hosting, but not so much the whole ugly wiki thing. [Less]
IntroductionA command line twitter client that works as a mail client using the ncurses library to automatically update your twitter feed.
DiscussionOn the mailing list or in IRC:
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irc.nodereality.com:6667 #tweetx (or ssl port 6697)
DetailsTweetx is entering its beta stage now and we encourage you try it out. Tweetx is a fully featured ncurses (terminal based) twitter client that acts similar to IRSSI. It incorporates a plugin system to enable you to write plugins easily. Plugins are only limited by your creativity. Currently we have developed a few plugins to help you get started like SMS messaging. Check the plugin ideas wiki link for more ideas like system stats and home automation integration.
Supported PlatformsLinux (tested on Fedora 10, Ubuntu 8.10,9.10) Windows cygwin MAC OS FreeBSD FeaturesTweetx contains a wide selection of features to make it as useful as possible. If you have ideas please share.
Auto-Completion - Similar to Bash auto-completion, auto-completion of commands, Daemon System - Set interval of tweets for plugins, runs in background Direct Messaging - Send Direct Messages in Twitter Auto-Refresh - Auto-Refresh at user defined intervals SMS Messaging - Allows you to get/send Twitts from any Carrier via any email Proxy Support - Twitter through a proxy Multiple Account - Change Accounts on the fly coming soon Theme Enabled - Change the look and feel of your tweetx client coming soon Dependencies1) libssl
$sudo apt-get install libssl-dev2) ncurses
$sudo apt-get install ncurses-dev How to install tweetx $./configure
$make
$make installHow to run tweetx $tweetxScreenshotswiki
how to write plugins for tweetxwiki [Less]
Doneyet is an ncurses based hierarchical todo list manager written in C++. If you give it a whirl let me know! I'd be happy to hear who's using it and any feature requests! Mostly, I use it for:
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Keeping track of things you need to do. Tracking start and finish times and dates for tasks. Generating lists of work completed in a given time frame. Tons of other stuff!
InformationDoneYet is a filter-based todo list manager. Currently there are only four filters but in future versions there will be more and they will be user editable. Currently the filters consist of:
Show All Tasks - This shows all tasks in the current project. Show Unfinished Tasks - This shows any task with a status of unstarted, in progress, or paused. Show Completed Tasks - This shows only tasks that have a completion date within 7 days of now. Find - This filter takes a user specified string and shows any that match. This uses case-sensitive search.
SavingDoneyet will save on quit, or when choosing 'Save' from the 'Project' menu.
Key ShortcutsDoneyet is used primarily through key commands. There is a menu system in place but not everything can be achieved through it. The key commands are as follows:
A - Apply the Show All Tasks filter. a - If a task is selected, add a new subtask of that task. If no task is selected add a root level task. M - Show the menu bar. j and k - Change menu item. l and h - Change menu. Return - Select the selected menu item. Escape - Hide the menu bar. m - Move the currently selected task. Note this doesn't work for root level tasks yet. k/u/Up Arrow - Move selected task up. j/d/Down Arrow - Move selected task down. Return - Place task at current position. Escape - Place task to where it was originally. n - Add a note to the selected task. v - View the notes of the selected task. j - Selected next task. k - Select previous task. Escape - Select no task. e - Edit selected task. d - Delete selected task. c - Toggle collapsed state of selected task. R - Apply the Show Uncompleted Tasks filter. C - Apply the Show Completed Tasks filter. f - Apply the Find Tasks filter. S - Save the project. Space - Toggle the status of the selected item. White is unstarted, green is in progress, blue is completed and red is paused. q - Quit.
Menu SystemThe menu system also contains the 'Plain Text' menu item in the 'Generate' menu. This creates a text file of whatever is currently filtered in /tmp/snippet.txt and then calls less on that file. A potential use of this is reporting weekly progress in email. Copying directly out of the ncurses window is difficult and time consuming. This however generates a plain text version with no borders.
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Termbox library is a simple and clean ncurses alternative. Of course everything has it's own price. In this case it's portability and stability.
Currently all sources are hosted on github:
GitHub
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Also I have uploaded a snapshot from git. And I will continue to do it from time to time.
Screenshot - demo program 'keyboard':
The interface only consists of 12(!) functions.
tb_init() // initialization
tb_shutdown() // shutdown
tb_width() // width of the terminal screen
tb_height() // height of the terminal screen
tb_clear() // clear buffer
tb_present() // sync internal buffer with terminal
tb_put_cell()
tb_change_cell()
tb_blit() // drawing functions
tb_select_input_mode() // change input mode
tb_peek_event() // peek a keyboard event
tb_poll_event() // wait for a keyboard eventIt's extremly easy to use and fast to learn. I bet you can fully understand principles of this library in a day. [Less]