GNU Termutils offers a range of command-line utilities for managing the GNU terminal.
GNU Termutils is a set of control utilities designed to enhance the performance of the GNU terminal. It consists of two main components: tput and tabs. The tput program is specifically developed to enable shell scripts to use special terminal capabilities in a portable manner. Despite having a similar interface to other tput programs based on terminfo, tput utilizes termcap technology.
On the other hand, tabs is a utility developed to adjust hardware terminal tab settings. It provides users with an easy and efficient way to set up their tabs to improve their workflow.
The latest release of GNU Termutils comes with several exciting features. First, the package has been renamed to termutils to reflect its comprehensive nature better. Second, the release boasts the inclusion of the SysV tabs utility. Third, tput now has longname, init, and reset options that make it more user-friendly. Additionally, tput now supports the --standard-input option.
GNU Termutils is versatile and easily adapts to various environments. It works well with POSIX.1 termios systems as well as BSD sgtty. Lastly, the configuration has been updated to meet current standards, ensuring a better user experience. Therefore, if you're looking for easy-to-use utilities to improve your GNU terminal performance, GNU Termutils is a fantastic option to consider.
On the other hand, tabs is a utility developed to adjust hardware terminal tab settings. It provides users with an easy and efficient way to set up their tabs to improve their workflow.
The latest release of GNU Termutils comes with several exciting features. First, the package has been renamed to termutils to reflect its comprehensive nature better. Second, the release boasts the inclusion of the SysV tabs utility. Third, tput now has longname, init, and reset options that make it more user-friendly. Additionally, tput now supports the --standard-input option.
GNU Termutils is versatile and easily adapts to various environments. It works well with POSIX.1 termios systems as well as BSD sgtty. Lastly, the configuration has been updated to meet current standards, ensuring a better user experience. Therefore, if you're looking for easy-to-use utilities to improve your GNU terminal performance, GNU Termutils is a fantastic option to consider.
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