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yetris
Analyzed 24 days ago
yetris is a Tetris(tm) clone on the terminal. It has colors and highscore, along with many features found on modern Tetris(tm) implementations. It's made with C and runs on (most) Linux terminals.
Some features:
* Colored textual interface - playable on the console;
* Hold and up to 5 next
Licenses:
gpl_class...
EC2Box
Analyzed 25 days ago
A web-based ssh terminal to execute commands and make changes to multiple EC2 sessions simultaneously running on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Demo: http://youtu.be/T4SBisCz91M
Licenses:
apache_2
MacTerm
Analyzed 24 days ago
Powerful replacement for macOS Terminal, supporting 24-bit color, standard graphics protocols and iTerm2 image sequences and color schemes.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
gpl
editline
E
Analyzed 25 days ago
Minix editline: A free readline() equivalent without dependencies for ncurses.
Licenses:
cnews
libmabuff
Analyzed 25 days ago
libmabuff is a simple C++ TUI library for Linux. It is based on customized termbox (github.com/nsf/termbox). It might be called an 'ncurses alternative', however, it doesn't provide such functionality. On the other hand, it's much easier to learn and use! Its base elements are Zones of text. You can
Pry REPL
Analyzed 24 days ago
An IRB alternative and runtime developer console. Pry is a powerful alternative to the standard IRB shell for Ruby. It features syntax highlighting, a flexible plugin architecture, runtime invocation and source and documentation browsing.
jquery-console (Plugin)
Analyzed 25 days ago
A jQuery plugin for the library that creates a simulated console/terminal environment.
DWT Terminal Emulator
Analyzed 25 days ago
DWT is a simple, no-frills terminal emulator based on the VTE widget, whose main feature is being feature-less, thus simple, lean, mean and a very good companion for tiling window managers like DWM (or my own XDWM fork).
shelr
S
Analyzed 24 days ago
Console screencasting tool
Shelr.tv allows you to record something interesting from your terminal and share it to your followers.
It is almost the same thing as YouTube but for plain text shellcasts. You can copy and paste everything you see.
Licenses:
No declared licenses