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Rust rewrite of the asciinema CLI
Yes, it’s happening I’ve contemplated the rewrite of asciinema CLI for several years, but I didn’t have as many good reasons (and time) to justify it in the past. Python served us well for the last 12...
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FWIW, when it comes to cross platform (including Windows!) support, you may want to consider using the portable_pty - Rust crate which I use in my own stripped down version of the recorder/player that...
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Thanks Wez. I looked into portable_pty, among others, when approaching implementation of PTY handling, but decided to implement it using the nix crate, which is more low level but gives me more...
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it uses conpty on Windows. I think you won’t really care about the differences in escape sequences used there; it’s actually pretty compatible with commonly used xterm features. I don’t have any...
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Good to know, thanks. Will keep that in mind if I’ll reconsider Windows support Read full topic
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As a long time Windows user it would be very nice to have your software work for us! I understand that you view emulation as an adequate workaround but that doesn’t consider software that only works...
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I’m sure Windows support would be welcomed by many, and I’m willing to reconsider my position, although after 3.0 is released. Then we can look into how to approach this topic Read full topic
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