gpg-tui VS kmon

I recently released the new version of gpg-tui which is a TUI for GnuPG and finally closed a long-awaited issue.

Customizable theme/colors

New version of gpg-tui is out! You can now use a configuration file (in TOML format) to override the values of command-line arguments. Default values are the following:

Hey all, I'm maintaining an open source project called gpg-tui which is basically a terminal interface for GnuPG. Here's the Dockerfile that I'm working with for this project: https://github.com/orhun/gpg-tui/blob/master/Dockerfile

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Notations are a way to add simple custom data to a key/signature. With this release, gpg-tui can display the notations along with the signatures (#8), on the 3rd detail level.

Changelog

New version of gpg-tui is out! This version contains some documentation changes along with a major improvement: xplr support.

At some point I'd like to integrate xplr to gpg-tui for file selection. See: https://github.com/orhun/gpg-tui/issues/2

Funny enough, my first ever Rust project was also kernel-related and I simply wrote it to learn Rust. After that, I couldn't jump to any other language for developing system tools.

I wanted to avoid using a 3rd party manager. if I wanted one I would try to compile this or even better install kmon. but wouldn't that still uninstall pop-desktop together linux-image-generic?

Today, it has been 2 years since I pushed my first commit to the kmon project. It was also my first Rust project and I'm thrilled to see that it has helped people to manage their kernel modules for the past 2 years. I couldn't be more glad :)

Hi. You should check out tui-rs. It's like textual and rich combined. There are lots of projects made with it, like spotify-tui and kmon