dimitrik

Hello Max, but what is so special with window "borders" characters vs for ex. "button" characters ?.. for my buttons I can use the following without any problem: # Button...

Would be also great to make border colors configurable. I understand that the code is no more actively developed, but it may still get a new life again due it's...

Regarding "similar to RDP" (or VNC) access -- you can already do it with `twdisplay` ! personally I'm leaving TWIN running on remote server, after what then connecting to it...

Seems like this Ctrl-@ combination is only valid for me on Mac while using iTerm2. But not on Linux with Konsole or Gnome-Terminal, etc.. However, would be great to have...

No, this cannot work over SSH.. what I'm doing: I'm connecting to the host directly via twdisplay: $ twdisplay --twin@remote_host:0 --hw=tty,slow then Ctrl-@ works fine from all: iTerm2, iTerm, Terminal...

Hi Max, many thanks to pointing me to this article !!! what is curious - I was already seen this article before while looking for a solution, but as holding...

Hello Max, seems like the most "usable" workaround is to switch a given window to FullScreen and select with SHIFT/ALT via Terminal mouse.. however, what still remains painful is that...

Interesting that I'm moving to TWIN exactly for the reason to be able to better use the Retina screen of my MacBook Pro ;-)) -- however, I'm not using X/X11...

There is no any problem with Sysbench, just your NVMe is really shitty.. well, it's not "generally" shitty, but just shitty for "fsync()" performance ! (and there are many similar...

For "sb_rand" error -- you need to refresh your Lua scripts, and it'll be all ok ;-)) Rgds, -Dimitri