Ong Yong Xin

I have written up some JS that toggles light/dark mode based on your OS setting, and can be toggled manually using a button on the navigation bar:  Of...

I made some improvements to the toggle (see my comment in the closed PR above)

On further investigation, curses already exists in the stdlib provided on Libterm. By trying to import `curses`, this happens: ```python >>> import curses Traceback (most recent call last): File "",...

To install using pip, do this: ``` python3 -m pip install sqlmap ```

Sometimes I get this too when the Python interpreter is stopped using Ctrl-C.

Use `python3 -m pip install ` to install packages using Pip. (Note that you can only install pure Python packages, no C extensions.)

There is the `clear` command, so if there were a CTRL-L button, it could trigger the command.

Maybe you could take a look at [dulwich](https://github.com/dulwich/dulwich) for a pure-python implementation for git. It is not a full solution though, as a frontend still needs to be written.

Libterm’s `clang` can’t compile C/C++ source into binary executables, as shown with the `help compiling` command: > Code cannot be compiled as an executable binary but has to be compiled...

> It will be called "gut" It would not be very hard to map Dulwich’s various functions to a command-line interface (i.e using the click package).