(it has no icon) |
(on Wikipedia)
https://tintin.mudhalla.net/
A client renown for actually being developed.
Oh my god it's like I'm the first person to look at the website or use the program.
- php-like scripting language
-
Can interact with the shell
--
-
2020-01-12 - 2.01.5-2 on Debian 10.1.0-amd64-xfce-CD-1
2020-01-12 - 2.01.5-2 ∞
- Their fucking website is busted. I have to scroll to the right to see anything.
- For some fucking reason, the commandline to run it is
tt++
- They have no quit commands, you have to discover
control-d
#session
doesn't use a default port number (23
)-
It doesn't constrain my typing to the bottom bar; incoming text will damage my commandline.
- This is reportedly solved with #split. Why isn't this default?!
-- (also explore#prompt
)
- This is reportedly solved with #split. Why isn't this default?!
control-left
sends junk text but should skip forward one word.control-right
sends junk text but should skip ahead one word.control-backspace
sends junk text but should delete the previous word (alt-backspace
does this)-
If you try to connect to something invalid, it will freeze.
--
-
There's documentation found within
/usr/share/doc/tintin++/
- It's all gzipped, so use
zless
- It's all gzipped, so use
-
I found
~/.tintin/
and its history file. Maybe I can put autostart scripts in there?- There appears to be no such thing.
- I found https://tintin.sourceforge.io/linux.php
-
FIXME - implement
quit
,/quit
andcontrol-q
ascontrol-d
to exit- https://tintin.mudhalla.net/manual/macro.php
- I can't figure how offhand..
control-v
doesn't work.
Usage ∞
control-d
to quit-
#session text example.com 23
"autostart" / autoconnect scripts ∞
Create a file foo.tin
with your scripting
#split #session alias example.com 23;username;password
Then run as:
tt++ ./foo.tin
Scripting ∞
https://tintin.mudhalla.net/manual/
Their manual is awful. They obviously don't want users.
-
Write comments with
#nop
- They're too stupid to do something like
#
(with a space after)
- They're too stupid to do something like
-
#help