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Consider adding a widget that allows tabs to be placed on the screen which would appear similar to the image below
Now that the button is done perhaps some of the code can be re-used? Tabs would be named with a title, selecting a tab (via mouse click) would expose a fresh canvas tha
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The runner::Runner::run
method is quite complicated and deals with a lot of variables.
This can be simplified by consolidating the variables into one or multiple structs.
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When using dua i
on windows 10 I noticed that I did not see any highlight on the currently selected item.
I was using dua with Microsoft Terminal + Powershell Core 7. One specific thing I noticed when attempting to run this directly on the Powershell 7 shell is that the currently selected item has a slightly whiter text, but still no selection (inverted color on the current item).
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In the current README, so far I've gone over the very basics. Not all features have been covered, and there is little talk about httpu packages. Maybe some wiki pages, and some more details on the README would be helpful. Also a much better example video / gif is needed, the one I made is pretty bad.
Describe the bug
The first widget added to a UI will be skipped upon cycling.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Start the UI, with a couple widgets added one after the other
- Cycle widgets with the set key
- The second widget is focused
Expected behavior
The first widget gets focused first, as it was never selected.
It would be nice to have an ascinema recording of dstask to demonstrate how it works.
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Podcast Support
Currently, podcasts (shows) appear in search results. The logic to handle playing a show, setting the context etc just needs implementing. Feel free to
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The device selector popup can be opened multiple times by pressing
d
more than once.To get back to the main menu, each of these needs to be closed separately by pressing
q
the same number of times.It would be nicer if pressing
q
only once always goes back to the main menu.E.g, actual behavior:
d
d
q
expected b