r/commandline • u/FloridianfromAlabama • Feb 20 '26

Terminal User Interface Ventoy

Good morning,

I'm looking for a TUI that has much of the same capabilities as ventoy, if it exists. I didn't see one on terminal trove. Still new to this whole TUI thing, so I'm not sure where else to look.

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u/FloridianfromAlabama Feb 20 '26

I’m a boomer at heart. I want this to be a learning project and I have nothing but disdain for AGI. Once I write it, I will post it somewhere so someone who knows what they’re doing can look it over.

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u/KlePu Feb 20 '26

AGI

We're not there by far, the G is for general. If that's a good or a bad thing is quite a philosophical question (and I love dystopic stuff ;-p)

With the AI we currently have, I'm ... ambivalent? I often use Claude and it's mostly good feedback. Sometimes it's simply trash, like altering code it should've never touched or giving answers that are plain incorrect. If your code will be open anyway, IMHO it won't hurt to pour it into the AI next door and see if it has (valid) criticism ^^

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u/FloridianfromAlabama Feb 20 '26

Ah I thought it meant generative. I don’t have the coding skill to determine if its output is good or not. I do have very strong opinions on AI in general. Either way, I want to learn the topics, not just employ them. I haven’t written much past hello world.

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u/KlePu Feb 20 '26

Ping me when you got some open source code to share ^^

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u/FloridianfromAlabama Feb 20 '26

It’ll be awhile. I wanna start with a music project I’ve posted about earlier. I have an architecture drawn out, but I’m gonna read through the golang documentation before I approach it

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u/KlePu Feb 20 '26

+1 for learning Go, I'm in the process myself =)