Satoshi Terasaki

🤔 I'm not sure we really need Julia's artifacts system to use functionality such as `asciinema rec`? `brew install asciinema` is fine for macOS users for example.

> If you use the artifacts system, people don’t have to manually install the dependency and you don’t get issues from people saying that things don’t work where it turns...

There is yet another solution: that is using [termynal](https://github.com/ines/termynal#dynamically-loading-lines)

`asciinema` can install via `pip install asciinema` https://pypi.org/project/asciinema/ . Therefore you only have to prepare Python environment or `Conda.jl` whatever. Sending PR to Yggdrasil is too exaggerated for me.

From my understanding, `asciinema` is written in Python https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema, therefore it is natural for me to prepare a Python environment e.g. via `Conda.jl` to install `asciinema` for those who are...

@rikhuijzer could you test out the following instructions? 0. Install Julia 1. Install `Replay.jl` (make sure you've installed Replay.jl v0.3.0) 2. Install `asciinema` see https://asciinema.org/docs/installation 3. run `mkdir -p ~/tmp/workspace...

I think it's worth doing reopen this issue.

It seems there is [`--command` option](https://asciinema.org/docs/usage), which means we do not have to create `config` file manually.

Hi @rikhuijzer I've created [QuartzGetWindow.jl](https://github.com/terasakisatoshi/QuartzGetWindow.jl) which gives a julia package for obtaining GUI information for macOS users. If you use macOS device as a daily use, this package will help...

Hello, @gdalle My apologies for the delay. > I'm writing a blog post on Julia workflows, and I want to demonstrate the use of packages like Cthulhu, PkgTemplates and others...