Andy Walker
Andy Walker
[lipgloss](https://github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss) looks great, but its example seems to indicate dynamic, updateable, switchable widget-based content, which is not the case at all. The [example](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/5ed63e6b61ddcea9575c0b0eefd373c8f085f4594e323fe60c39ce3bbcc27d81/68747470733a2f2f73747566662e636861726d2e73682f6c6970676c6f73732f6c6970676c6f73732d6578616d706c652e706e67) is in fact completely static, and none...
This is a great lightweight framework, but I wish it had the ability to read one row at a time. I have some larger queries that I can't afford to...
Ensure that shutdown commands (or any user-specified commands) are executable at startup. With a tool like this, you don't want any surprises other than the one it's designed for.
Instead of polling the platform's version of `lsusb`, the app should try and hook into the native OS as much as possible. Event-based interrupts, FTW. Programmable HIDs are fast little...
Windows 7/8 do not send SIGINT to console apps when the window is closed. This needs to be detected and handled as a reboot scenario, or, if it cannot be...
In keeping with the zero-surprises mode of thinking, deadman should detect, at startup, whether or not it is capable of shutting down. On *nix systems, this means checking whether or...
Initial tests on Windows 8 indicate that Windows 8 requires: - that deadman.exe is run as an administrator - that shutdown can be aborted by an application crashing (evernote in...
In the event that the process is still alive after the user should optionally be able to specify that they want a shutdown that will proceed no matter what. In...
deadman should work on FreeBSD as well using `usbconfig(8)` or `lsusb` from ports
allow the user to specify that the config file be securely deleted or the environment variables be cleared when the USB event (or failed password) fires. This will prevent any...