This is not an ISSUE. Just a big THANK YOU.

I'm a proficient Linux, keyboard, command line, TUI end user fanatic.

I try to avoid all kind of GUI's on my "desktop". But even so, I had already been very impressed with the beauty and polish of GUI Lagrange. I definetely wanted to try some TUI from this same guy.

I'm very limited in understanding "cmake", "make", editing flags etc. And there is no prebuilt binary "clagrange" or "lagrange-tui" being released. But I desperately wanted to test this "clagrange" TUI version. I'm on Archlinux. So I just went ahead, git cloned, and just used the,

.... The build-tui.sh helper script is provided for building the TUI version. ....

It compiled OK, but wanted to install some man page in root "/", like "/lagrange/resources.lgr" and "/man/lagrange". Probably needs some adjustment.

Anyway. In the end I got an executable "clagrange".

TUI Lagrange, WOW !!!

What a nice piece of software for all the command line users lovers.

It works with keyboard hints, key "f", for clicking the links. Just like Qutebrowser and Firefox Tridactyl etc. You must give more prominence and stress this in the docs, because it wasn't obvious the first time I rapidly glanced at the README. A must have for all keyboard fanatics already used to this usage pattern.

Really, really, snappy, performant and smooth experience. I think it even has some kind of acceleration. I havent seen another polished piece of terminal browser CLI software being developed lately.

So there you have it. Just praise and keep up the good work !!!
Is there a "market" and "interest" for this ? You can bet it. It definetely needs more "marketing" on your blog posts or gemini posts.

PS: Very interested in hearing feedback from other TUI users. Maybe you could open the github "Discussions". Not for "problems" or "issues", just like a "forum". And with a special section just for the TUI. So that other proficient command line users can give you feedback and suggestions.