Running TUIs on the Terminal
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I'm trying to get
ncspotto work within a libertine container, and while everything appears to be functional, touch (pointer) events do not seem to be captured by the program, which sort of defeats the whole point of the terminal interface. The only way to actually navigate the menus is using the built-in arrow keys (or, I assume, an external keyboard) but that's very limiting.Is it possible, and if so how does one achieve it, to have terminal apps detect touch/pointer events_
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I've figure it out that entering 'selection mode' with a long press is precisely what I was looking for.
Would still be useful to somehow start the terminal on selection mode and hide the 'Exit selection mode' option
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