I haven't found any projects using this protocol yet, so looks like it's in an early stage of adoption for now.

How to bash cat with pipe? It doesn't make sense

IMO it would be better to have more descriptive names for 100[sld]vh. Like there is screen instead of 100v[hw]

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I like that it's licenced under copyleft MPL2

Unfortunately this terminal emulator uses electron, but otherwise looks nice

I actually use both! It's so nice to just jc git log and then work with the data using nushell :)

Well, it's certainly not as polished as their other projects, like htmx or hyperscript

It's a different thing. For example using this action one can run dotnet publish on each commit to GitHub repo and place compiled result into releases

I use waybar, with:

• date and time
• weather
• workspaces
• tray
• media player
• local IP address
• download bandwidth
• RAM and CPU usage
• bluetooth status
• volume
• microphone usage

Yup, it's really nice nowdays.

Lemmy. Thank you guys

Pinned Tabs allow you to always keep your favorite web apps like Facebook, Gmail and Twitter...

I think they missed their target audience here

I have the same functionality on my waybar

• http://www.nushell.sh/book/coming_from_bash.html
• http://www.nushell.sh/book/nushell_map.html

.NET Aspire looks really cool, I haven't heard about it before

It's clever, but sounds stupid

• it is available only in GitHub Copilot Business license, I have the standard one
• I would rather just type the command instead of using ML to type it for me
• if I don't know which command should I use, I can just do a quick search and remember it for next time
• I often have to use different machines, and it will be annoying to log in to github copilot every time

And that's one of the reasons why I won't use it.

There is also kinda similar open source software plane