Funfact: Si bien estoy en contra de cualquier chatbot e IA generativa en general, cuando pongo un comando en la consola y termina siendo una tarea pesada siempre le agradezco a la consola 
. Lamentablemente no hay un comando que responda a los agradecimientos, pero miren como se esforzó, trimmeó más de 300GB, se merecía una palmadita en la espalda.
![Captura de pantalla de Konsole. En la foto se lee:
"ubrorgh@192:~$ sudo fstrim -a -v
[sudo] contraseña para ubrorgh:
/boot/efi: 191,6 MiB (200916992 bytes) trimmed on /dev/nvme0n1p1
/boot: 535 MiB (560984064 bytes) trimmed on /dev/nvme0n1p3
/: 324,5 GiB (348460998656 bytes) trimmed on /dev/nvme0n1p6
ubrorgh@192:~$ thank you
bash: thank: instrucción no encontrada..."](https://mastodon.uy/system/media_attachments/files/115/740/913/012/979/240/original/4e54054bf28a351f.png)
Valve is about to win the console generation
https://xeiaso.net/blog/2025/valve-is-about-to-win-the-console-generation/
#HackerNews #Valve #Console #Generation #Gaming #News #Technology #Innovation
Blink and you'll miss it! 4096 colours and flashing text on the console! https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20250705081315 #openbsd #console #blink #4kcolours
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Anyone can recommend forgotten books about designing and programming text user interfaces (TUI) for consoles/terminals, also known as screen design back in the 80s?
Not curses or using existing libraries, but more like relying directly on ANSI/VT100 control sequences. And no, I'm not asking for a list of escape sequences :)
The kind of material I'm thinking of is something close to the 1989 "Programming the User Interface: Principles and Examples" by Judith R. Brown and Steve Cunningham. But focused on TUI exclusively. The more (pseudo-)code, the better.
Anyone can recommend forgotten books about designing and programming text user interfaces (TUI) for consoles/terminals, also known as screen design back in the 80s?
Not curses or using existing libraries, but more like relying directly on ANSI/VT100 control sequences. And no, I'm not asking for a list of escape sequences :)
The kind of material I'm thinking of is something close to the 1989 "Programming the User Interface: Principles and Examples" by Judith R. Brown and Steve Cunningham. But focused on TUI exclusively. The more (pseudo-)code, the better.