Terminal control center built by me, styled with EVA 01 in mind, hehe..
source of the art, for rule compliance, to be sure: https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc (not promoting the repo here. I just really love NGE..)
Got sick of creating small scripts. Created one central script to rule them all. (fullscreen toggle) Windowswitcher+launcher+session restore+powermenu+wifi+bt+mediacontrols+system controls+system info all in one. TUICC is made out of small modules. I can move them around, resize them and add, delete them as I please. https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc Do you guys like how it looks? Controls are just simple tab+shifttab and enter..
tuicc - all modules I created so far
tuicc as a workspace/window switcher
SCREENSHOTS INSIDE, FFS I CANT FORMAT A REDDIT POST RIGHT. https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc
Work in progress! I'm working with claude and learning, any feedback would be awesome.
I posted tuicc in the i3 and sway subredits, but got little reaction.. :c Do you guys find the concept interesting? lemme know!
tuicc is made from modules, you can create your own, add, remove, resize, move around the existing ones through config, or through a resize tool while its running.
Modules are meant to be a way to do boring everyday stuff comfortably from one place, not replacements for specialized tools.
I've made:
Launcher - fzf apps, launch them to the ws selected by preview/sidebar
Sidebar - shows you workspaces and windows opened on ws
Preview - shows a visual reconstruction of the sway/i3/more to come tree
Connectivity - shows saved networks and paired BT devices, and lets you connect/disconnect
Powermenu - is a powermenu
Sessions - lets you save open windows in workspaces into sessions, and then load them on a fresh start
Time/Date - shows time and date
I am going to make:
weather
calendar
media player
your suggestion - really, if you have a cool idea, comment please!!
The architecture is ready for new providers - any tree-shaped WM (i3, sway forks) can be supported through one new .py file, no core changes needed. Scrollable WMs (scroll, niri) are on my radar. But I didnt figure out how to make that work yet. Provider + specific modules would most likely be needed.
PS: Please don't just write it off as vibecoded. I really try to understand decisions, and catch claude doing bs on the daily. My honest care went into this. Feedback is very welcome!! https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc
Hello everyone!
I'm building a TUI command center, trying to make it accessible on most any WM that can provide me with 4 abstract methods. I started on sway, then built an i3 compatibility layer and tested it live inside a nested i3 session via Xephyr, plus a Python-based fixture test suite — but right now I'd really need some real-world data. So, if you have the time and curiosity, please clone my repo, launch tuicc, move around in it, try focusing a workspace, try focusing a window specifically, try launching an app or two via the integrated launcher, and let me know how it goes!
https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc
I´d really like for my tool to run in i3 smoothly, I absolutely love i3.
Good day to you, internet stranger!
tuicc - fullscreen, floating windows overlapping tiled ones
I got tired of small scripts, and decided to create a one keybind for your everyday small needs. It has a launcher, wifi-bt toggle for known networks and paired devices, window switcher, window previews, power menu. Is it the best at any of them? Not a chance. But it works reliably on common everyday stuff.
WM-specific code is fully isolated behind a 4-method Provider contract — sway was what I started with and i3 exists today, both fixture-tested against recorded sessions (no live WM needed for the test suite). Everything else — layout, navigation, every module — only speaks a generic model.
Modules don't have to be original logic either — connectivity.py is a thin mask over iwd/bluetoothctl, rendered/controlled inside tuicc's own frame. Got a favorite CLI tool that'd be genuinely useful surfaced this way? That's an approachable first module.
Looking for:
draw() + nav_items()), no base classRepo + wiki (architecture, config reference, contributor walkthroughs): https://github.com/Lshika-linux/tuicc
Documentation is up to date! I try to keep up as best as I can.
Early, rough in places — README's honest about what's not there yet.
Also, lets talk about it! Do you like it? I really could use some feedback, ideas for modules, anything.
Hey um, public question.. I vibe coded this, it shows sway windows through sway tree.. does anyone vibe with this?
