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Currently there is a single example config file which serves as a great starting point, but it would be nice to have a few pre-built configs for people to drop in and go.

Some examples:

• One designed entirely around Docker and monitoring container metrics.
• Another designed to look pretty and having an overview of system metrics.

I'll preface this issue by saying i have only used the Web UI so far. Oh, and what a great project!

I am currently having to brute-force my way through when using the web UI to make my theme, which is an indication of a underlying problem: The lack of intention for each shade and accent

Specifically accent1 has no other description than "syntax", and is not showcased at all in the code pr

The documentation says that the "message" attribute of a question can be a string or a function that takes the current answers and returns a string. That doesn't appear to be accurate documentation as any function, or lambda, I use as a questions "message" gets evaluated as a string in the prompt.

e.g. This question definition;

def my_message(answers):
    return "Hello {x}".format(x=len

Nice work, definitely a need for a shell between cmd and powershell in complexity. Just by implementing Ctrl-L you've given me a reason to use and promote it!

Many years ago before moving to Unix I used the 4NT shell. It was ten times better than cmd and still is. It's a great example of how to improve on cmd and keep it compatible shell. I lost track of it but I bet the docs are somewhere.

To mimic standard installation on windows. I found it can be useful. A folder can have:

• mpv shortcut
• open cmd in current folder
• mpv-uninstall.bat shortcut
• manual.pdf shortcut
• etc..

start menu folder located in %AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs

Also add further examples.

https://travis-ci.org/tilkinsc/LuaConsole/jobs/491369318

It seems the Mac version clang linker doesn't have the -E command. Rightfully so, it tries to build as linux. We are also missing objcopy.