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[03:46] <ugexe> [Coke]: https://github.com/rakudo/rakudo/pull/6130 makes it so more cases will display the deprecation message, thanks for catching it

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[09:48] <apogee_ntv> librasteve_: <3

[09:49] <apogee_ntv> El_Che: <3

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[09:49] <apogee_ntv> Its using nativecall to drive notcurses so the perf is good too

[09:50] <apogee_ntv> You can get inline images on sixel/kitty terminals too

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[10:07] <El_Che> apogee_ntv: sorry, rebooted the pc with the irc client because of new kernel

[10:11] <apogee_ntv> No worries, I was just saying Selkie has inline images etc on supported terminals (Kitty, sixel terms).

[10:11] <apogee_ntv> It's built on notcurses with NativeCall too so you can run at 144Hz without a flicker.

[10:12] <apogee_ntv> All of the rendering pathway is in C.

[10:40] <disbot2> <librasteve> apogee_ntv: would it be interesting to have a Selkie app that does Raku & Rakudoc (and other language) code highlighting along the lines of the Hilite module? (which uses patrickbr's Rainbow parser)?

[10:40] <apogee_ntv> Yeah, that'd be great, doc viewer.

[10:40] <disbot2> <librasteve> I am thinking maybe of this https://raku.finanalyst.org/rakudoc_editor/ as a TUI app?

[10:41] <apogee_ntv> Yeah something like that would work really well imo.

[10:41] <disbot2> <librasteve> well edit on the left, view on the right

[10:41] <apogee_ntv> The RichText widget should already be good for syntax highlighting in view mode. I don't have that in edit mode yet.

[10:46] <disbot2> <librasteve> yeah - that's fine ... can you view HTML?

[11:17] <apogee_ntv> Not built in

[11:38] <disbot2> <librasteve> bummer

[11:39] <disbot2> <librasteve> ;-)

[11:52] <lizmat> .oO( does it do the dishes?  :-)

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[12:20] <disbot2> <antononcube> @librasteve There are multiple CLI Markdown and HTML viewers. If you can extract results from a TUI you can render it that way.

[12:21] <disbot2> <antononcube> To a large extent that is the main problem with the TUIs they are too “inward”, forcing you to work in their environments.

[12:43] <[Coke]_> ugexe: thanks.

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