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Support multiple platforms #3
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It's a good move to enable Issues. Mantis bug tracker is for some "special, involved, audience". Issues are for "normal GitHub account owners" :) As for this issue, it's a good one and probably doable, after all. FarNet and all its modules including PowerShellFar (with the next x-plat PS v6) are looking forward to this development! |
just for start: https://github.com/elfmz/far2l |
Michael, that fork:
Good to know that it works for you. For the purpose of this issue, however, all that renders it useless. |
What about using more advanced terminal keys ? http://www.leonerd.org.uk/code/libtermkey/ http://bazaar.leonerd.org.uk/c/libtermkey/ |
Parsing ANSI sequences for key presses is a dead way - it is slow, unreliable, and not compatible with shortcuts for different keyboard layouts. I'd aim for better interface for keyboard event input and insert terminal compatibility clutches later. Missing Far for a long time, and knowing that it is being a marginal product, I found https://i3wm.org/ a best alternative to my mouseless workflow. If Far could just merge in this environment - that would be awesome to use a code editor and quick interface to move files around a project. So, a way to get reliable 120 FPS in Linux console with no input lags would be to either try i3wm or research Wayland and propose changes there while it is not too late. Because guys are obsessed with graphics and Vulkan doesn't mean that console experience should suffer. And now with Far expertise it is a best way to rethink how it should be done. |
maybe one can learn, if someone remembers opencubicplayer for dos/windows, it was successfully ported to linux/*nix: https://github.com/mywave82/opencubicplayer |
yeah i wish we had this as well. far2l and mc on linux are far inferior in my mind |
Let me know if you decide to start porting Far. I'm using it since 2002 and was always dreaming to replace the clunky MC on Linux. You can count on my contribution. |
A good enough and distant enough goal for the 1st issue here.
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