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Andrew Ledkov Home Page - Al shell is a free console, curses based file manager.

Drat - Drat provides an Object-Oriented (OO) interface to the curses library written in C++. Drat is not simply a C++ wrapper around the curses library. Drat is intended to allow OO programmers to quickly develop curses-based user interfaces (UI).

Linux Hardware Demos - Useful links for console, serial line and other Linux hardware hacks.

Magnetic Ink : Download : VCSTime - Download : VCSTime : Keep-it-simple title-bar clock for the Linux console.

Minicom - Linux dialer/terminal useful for establishing ppp and other console use.

Ncurses at the Free Software Foundation (FSF) - Ncurses is software for controlling writing to the console screen under Unix, Linux and other operating systems.

Pip - make any program a filter - Pip is a wrapper for programs that won't use stdin and stdout, but require filenames to be given on the command line.

SanTools: tools for Linux - SanTools is a set of utilities that includes a file manager Screen Shell, text editor Ned, binary editor EDX, Screen library and some other utilities. The only thing necessery is a web browser (Explorer or Netscape) and you will have a graphic user interface without X11.

Thomas E. Dickey - curses, ncurses and other Unix tools.

Twin - A console based X11 type windowing system.

Wily Homepage - Wily is a mouse-oriented, text-based working environment for programmers. It lets you interact with your files, directories and other programs through mouse and keyboard operations on plain text.

microcomLinux - Several communication tools for Linux optimized for size in order to fit them on a floppy-based Linux distribution.

scroller - watching your software - Scroller is a replacement for the command "while true; do clear; xxx; sleep 10; done". It uses ncurses to redraw the new output much more smoothly, and truncates the output to the size of the screen, without causing the program to abort.

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