@TheQuinbox BTW thanks again for recommending TDSR! I'm still not at the point I can code a lot on it but I've been slowly progressing and it's been really easy to modify it given how small the codebase is.
@mauve Yayyy, glad to hear it! TDSR was written in two days (hence the name, two-day screen reader), by a good friend of mine back in 2016, touched a bit here and there since then, and him, I, and many others still use it on a daily basis. It's good stuff! My dream is to eventually make a terminal screen reader in Rust or Zig with libghostty that gives you endless scrollback, search, scriptability, etc all out of the box and with a single binary, but I have too many projects and TDSR works perfectly already, that would just be a pipedream.
@mauve Yayyy, glad to hear it! TDSR was written in two days (hence the name, two-day screen reader), by a good friend of mine back in 2016, touched a bit here and there since then, and him, I, and many others still use it on a daily basis. It's good stuff! My dream is to eventually make a terminal screen reader in Rust or Zig with libghostty that gives you endless scrollback, search, scriptability, etc all out of the box and with a single binary, but I have too many projects and TDSR works perfectly already, that would just be a pipedream.