Tenth release

This release contains two new features.

View description of attachments

You can now add a description to your attachments. You can also see the description of an attachment when viewing a toot

Notifications below the timeline feed

This feature is a little bit more exiting. You can now see your notification below the timeline feed, so now it will be easier to spot if you have a new notification. To switch to the notification feed you'll just have to press N. If you want to return to the timeline you just press Q or Esc.

If you don't want to use this feature you can disable it by setting notification-feed=false in XDG_CONFIG_HOME/tut/config.ini under the section named [general].

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Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

Ninth release

This release only contains one new feature that should have been added a long time ago. You can now change the visibility of your toots to public, followers, unlisted and direct. The latter one of them, direct, is somewhat special. Only the users mentioned in the toot will get it, so if you want to send a toot to me you just write like this:

@[email protected] hello Rasmus!

If the person you're writing to is on the same instance you just have to write @rasmus and not the full handle.

A smaller fix in this release is that the autocomplete list should now be styled and not be using tviews default colors.

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Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

Eight release

This release only contains two minor features.

You can now use PgDown (vim Ctrl+F) and PgUp (vim Ctrl+B) to jump up and down in your feed as suggested by @linuxclowns

The second addition is that the statusbar will change color if you are in View mode, so now it will be easier to distinguish where you are. This leads to two new options you can set in your configuration file.

# The color of the bar at the bottom in view mode
# default=xrdb:color4
status-bar-view-background=xrdb:color4

# The color of the text in the bar at the bottom in view mode
# default=xrdb:foreground
status-bar-view-text=xrdb:foreground

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Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

Seventh release

Updates

Now there is support for getting colors from .Xresources. The program gets them by running xrdb -query.

To use the colors you must prefix them with xrdb like this warning-text=xrdb:color1.

There's also a new config option which will help the parsing of xrdb. The program will use colors prefixed with an * first (*.foreground: #d1d1d1) then look for URxvt (URxvt.foreground: #d1d1d1) or XTerm if it can't find any color prefixed with an asterisk. If you don't want tut to guess the prefix you can set the prefix yourself with xrdb-prefix=URxvt. So it depends on how your .Xresources look like.

If the xrdb color can't be found a preset color will be used.

I hope the new default colors are better.

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

A tip is to rename the file to just tut and put it somewhere in your path. E.g mv tut-* ~/bin/

Sixth release

• Added a sleep so tut (hopefully) doesn't crash after you exists your editor

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

A tip is to rename the file to just tut and put it somewhere in your path. E.g mv tut-* ~/bin/

Fifth release

• Added the ability to add arguments to your image/video/audio viewer in the config - credit @d5xtgr
• Parse hex colors with leading zeros correctly - credit @d5xtgr
• You only need to press enter once to execute commands like :quit

There is still a bug where opening your editor to compose a new toot can freeze the program. I'm trying to fix it.

Fourth release

Added

New commands

• :user to search for a user
• :compose to compose a new toot
• :blocking :muting list user that you block/mute
• :boosts :favorites list the users that have boosted or favorited the toot
• :profile go to your profile

Other

• More info is displayed in the top bar
• You can now open users avatar

Bug fixes

• Timeline direct should now work correctly. Uses conversation instead.
• Parse HEX values in config. Were seen as comments before

The attached binary is build against 64-bit Linux.

Third release

• Add configuration file
  • Change colors
  • Default programs to open media (image, video & audio)
  • Default timeline
• Automatically load new toots (can be turned off)

The attached binary is build against 64-bit Linux.

Second release [updated]

It's still an early release, but there is some more progress :)

Rewrote how timelines work
Added support for notifications
Added support for viewing profiles
Timelines/threads/profiles can now be nested, so hit Esc to go back to where you previously were
The attached binary is build against 64-bit Linux.

First release

A very early release with many guaranteed bugs

The attached binary is build against 64-bit Linux.