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that's why I don't like network manager and bloated software in general, they try to do everything and it always come problems

You don't need network manager for bluetooth. just install bluetoothd and there you go and use bluetui or bluetoothctl for wifi, I recommend iwd, and then you can use impala, or iwctl pick up the right tool for right purpose

hahah nice one :D

no everyone is using network manager. and personally I don't like as it is bloated tool trying to do everything and not being good at anything

wifi => iwd => impala, iwctl, iwgtk blueooth => bluetoothd => bluetoothctl, bluetui ... vpn => coming soon ;)

Yes https://github.com/pythops/impala

I agree on the easiness of Go, but I don't think people should always choose the easy solution. The easiness of Go come at a cost.

I still think it's better to learn Rust

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOSxuaDgl3s

bluetui author here,

Thanks, glad you like it. And yes Big kudos to Orhun !

sure, feel free to open a github issue and I will do my best to implement it asap :)

bluetui author there

You can set a window with in the config file (with = positive integer) and TUI will be displayed with this width even in a large screen.

https://github.com/pythops/bluetui?tab=readme-ov-file#custom...

Bluetui author here Happy to hear that :)

bluetui author here.

> It made me really happy how a tool so simple makes such a huge difference in terms of how smooth it is to solve a problem,

Happy to hear that :)

> if I have one tiny criticism about bluetui is the annoying fonts

You suggest to get rid of the icons ? what if they can be disabled in the config, will that fix the issue for you ?

> there's plenty of white space You can set the window width from the config file (width = positive integer) if you don't want the TUI to be responsive.

Looks great, thanks for sharing

absolutely ! This book is useful for even non rust developers I think

For Rust, I highly recommend this book https://marabos.nl/atomics/

Working on oryx: TUI for sniffing network traffic using eBPF on Linux The next enhancement is to add tcpdump like filters. Github: https://github.com/pythops/oryx

Awesome <3

Really nice, GJ !