The COOLEST Linux Terminal App I've Ever Seen!
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Say hello to a stunning, futuristic, Tron-inspired Terminal app for not just Linux -- Windows and macOS too! This will bring to life those hacker fantasies you had in the late 90s and early 2000s. It's also a fully functional system and resource monitor!
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Perfect for doing some noob html in front of your cilent
that is if I can do it without googling how to
@@shubhang2877 Give yourself this Challenge. Everyday at a Specific time you make a Basic HTML and CSS website using only Notepad or Vim. No googling or anything. If you have a feature to implement Google about it the day before and Try to memorize how it's implemented.
I actually LOL at this comment
@@asandax6 oh my gosh i was just kidding lol
@@shubhang2877 hehe
Imagine if this WAS the operating system. A minimalistic linux shell, with some UI elements like this would be amazing.
Yeah
@@jeremieh5009 1 more 👍
i wish
@DuvibdDuvusbudhd Lets!
wishing for this too
This is the most wonderfully horrific thing I've seen in a long time. It burns through CPU, crashes, has bugs, and quickly becomes annoying; but I am *definitely* using this. The other nerds are going to be so envious.
So... Windows 10?
what else would you expect from Electron, lol
Same, trying to seriously use it, cause it looks so legendary I'm crying. Ran into errors and now it's refusing to load. =[
@@jan_harald Seriously? Damn, what a shame
Sadly the windows version is really unstable.. i suggest running it in a VM instead of directly in windows.
Finally, I have an overwhelming yet interesting UI to impress my friends with
I've never understood this attitude in computer users. My computers are for me to use, I could care less what someone looking over my shoulder thinks about my desktop. To me, a computer is a "tool" for getting work done and for entertainment, it's not a "fashion accessory" - buy "Snapple" products if you want something the matches the colour of the shirt you are wearing.
Imagine this on a Semi-transparent 4k touchscreen OLED display...
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is an actual use for them.
Xiaomi has one! So...😊
@Sidekick 95 Ooof...
@Sidekick 95apparently you don't live in a country where xiaomi sells stuff
Only those who live in countries where we have the privilege to buy them, know that xiaomi products are much better
Bloody hell mate, now my computer can look like a stereotypical hacker screen. I don't know if I'll ever disable it...
Wish youtube had /remindme!
Sucks some nice cpu resources on older systems tho 😁 the price we pay for the glorious hollywood style hacking look 😁
@@dylancoulbeck7483 even on my Macbook, it likes to take up a decent chunk of resources. Can feel it being sluggish, but hey, style points are worth it!
@@alexwolfeboy I mean I use terminator which is more lightweight and robust, split the terminal layout as you see fit and theres your "hacking console" lol
But I use linux, the terminal is extremely important in linux as a whole, OS X is designed for point and click
Yes... we shall call it KALIDEX
LOL
I want an entire distro that looks like this!!!
Ok THAT would rock.
Count me in. This'd be absolutely epic.
SIGN ME UP!!
Reminds me of the "Movie-OS" storyline in "User Friendly".
use Arch lol
Oh no, they're bittorrenting SDRAM into the firewall's IRQs! Quick, override the buffers!
yes exactly
If we disconnect the mainframe from the system's output we'll be able create a 2 way traffic network and thus creating more time before our system gets hacked
Every tv show hacker gibberish ever
let's hope it works...
otherwise we may have to spoof their TCP stack and sniff the registers in order to break their encryption through SSH using the GPU
ENHANCE! oh wait, that's a different show.
I can feel the pain of override the buffer
@@dutchdykefinger I have an idea that's... _just... crazy... enough..._ to work. Let's reroute all the warp plasma to the main deflector dish, configure it to emit an inverse tachyon matrix burst, and before you know it we'll be riding along a transwarp corridor like a _champ_ 👍🖖 I mean, if we're outta subspace internet communication range they can't hack us, right? Pretend like I'm wearing a hair clip over my eyes, I feel like it'll boost my credibility somehow.
0:27 showing password to people standing behind - priceless
shadow75
@@YetiFell it's the best hedgehog
use tron no-type
You're already doing that on a tablet or phone.
I've waited since the 90s for a computer UI like this!
Late to the party, but here's your StarTrek background noise:
$ play -n -c1 synth whitenoise band -n 100 20 band -n 50 20 gain +10 fade h186400 1
"play" is from the "sox" package; at least in Debian.
You might have to adjust the gain; and be aware that, due to the very low frequencies, this isn't audible at all or sounds really bad on most cheap/laptop speakers. Use speakers with a decently large main driver.
That was freaking perfect.
Music to my ears!
I'mmmmm.....Captain James T. Kirk!
As a nerd, I appreciate the details that are often missed or even over-looked to the detriment of completeness.
edex-ui is cross-platform, and not just a Linux Terminal App; the devs have spent a lot of time to make something that works on Windows, Linux, macOS, and since it supports the linux 32bit kernel, it can probably be ported to android NDK.
they have not... it's just stinkin' Electron app...
@@jan_harald oh yes. I forgot how easy it is to integrate macOS framework calls into electron apps.
Sorry. In case you weren't sure, that was sarcasm.
Ah yes, they finally managed to bloat a terminal emulator.
eDEX-UI running while listening to "Volkor X - Enclave" and messing with "bpytop", "nvtop", "tree", "newsboat", "ranger", "cmatrix","figlet" and "lolcat" is love.
this 0:06 was literaly the first time ever on youtube a intro of some sort was not anoying ... really loved it ..... and the interface is fokin awesome !
Kind of an ASMR-ish intro, right? Glad you enjoyed it.
the thing is its _actually usable_
like you can actually browse your file system _and_ monitor your system resources!
just like a file manager and top! but now its in javascript great!
@@hen6003 ohw yeah but do we have any other terminal that displays it like this :P
Yeah! I've been waiting since 1990 for a UI that looks like it's 1990!
the only thing that's missing is 100 windows popping up when you start typing. Then you have the perfect movie experience
If anyone asks: "It's a Unix system".
🤭
Yo Same profile pic holy shit😅
Need 100% realistic Hollywood popups?
check this out: geekprank.com/hacker/
and everything moving and scrolling for no reason whatsoever
to be honest, TempleOS does that, it has no networking, but hye
Man, I remember seeing ASCII Star Wars twenty years ago and wondering why it wasn't a bigger meme. Has its time finally arrived?
Well I'm sure trying to make people see how awesome it is!
I haven't used Linux since 2012. Never saw this video till today, three years after the video was posted. Giving me something to install on Linux. Thanks a lot.
The perfect time has come . Even a simple terminal emulator is now made in electron.
nope nope nope.
I do not understand the Electron hate. Electron is everything Sun Microsystems wanted the JVM to be.
@@codeman99-dev with all the drawbacks jvm turned out to have, but on steroids
It came way before this one. Hyper.js is an electron terminal
@@markhaus and unlike edex, does not swallow your system whole ;p
I don't think this quite qualifies as "simple".
Nice short video to the point, no fluff, WELL DONE ! Subscribed
Dude, you made my day. Thank you
Glad to hear it! Thanks for the comment Dejan!
Wow! That looks so Awesome!!!
You will find number of subscribers for your channel increased by one now.
Thank you so much 😀
An electron-based "Terminal App"?
Isn't that a contradiction in itself?
I put a terminal app in your terminal, so you can terminal while you terminal.
Something you may want to watch out for - the on-screen keyboard mirrors input, even passwords, so you might want to disable the keyboard module if you intend to create more videos using this
Opsec lives matter.
This reminds me of the game Uplink. Great times.
On Zorin OS, I like: KeepNote, you can store your class notes, TODO lists, research notes, journal entries, paper outlines, etc in a simple notebook hierarchy with rich-text formatting, images, and more. Using full-text search, you can retrieve any note for later reference. I keep everything from Order lists, Bible Quotes to Monthly Bank statements on it. Also Clipit, Clipboard manager with features such as: * Save history of your last copied items * Search through the history * Global hotkeys for most used functions. Goes hand in hand with KeepNote
running cmatrix in this app is the icing on top
woot! so glad this fun little project is finally getting more exposure. found it myself while browsing around github a couple years ago, and have been following GitSquared on twitter ever since.
The hollywood script has been bugging out for me so this looks like a great option to look like hackerman 😎😎 👌
Awesome! This is really cool, thanks for sharing Jason
I immediately knew it from the thumbnail, lol, too bad it's electron...
if you apply a few custom tweaks to the theme, it's awesome (I take the amber theme, add colors from another, hide the keyboard and globe, tweak the system info to display properly and not squished together, etc, makes it a lot better for actual use rather than showing off, since I don't have a touchscreen)
Oh it's electron, that's way it uses so much CPU while doin nothing. My god electrons app are bad.
It is a shame that eDEX-UI is no longer maintained.
Already downloaded less than 30 seconds in, absolutely amazing!
How to make people subscribe to your channel in 3 seconds : *intro music*
You misspelled dislike and an urge to say F your intro. Scared the hell out of me.
Lucky that now I am using this terminal. And he got a like.
@@LucyPLM win-win
I know I might be a heratic saying this but being able to change directories with a mouse or at least constantly have a small window that shows the available files in current directory seems actually like a cool idea
1:48 *my eyes are now blinded*
I tried this - it's a little hard on the eyes being just white on black. If there could be a few toned down colors added for different sections it would relieve the strain. I loved that section in TRON Legacy where he wipes away the years of dust off the desk as monitor and this interface is revealed. Coolest thing ever back then. Hats off to the GUI designers back then.
I still watch the movie from time to time.
Too bad they didn't do a sequel
You may wanna try the CRT CoolRetroTerminal
I was going to make a similar comment.
@@jessodum3103 nice
That Star Wars thing is amazing
I forgot about this video, glad youtube brought it to my attention again
I love this channel. Definitely can't wait till it gets popular :)
I absolutely love this but also "shoulder surfing made easy" if you ever sudo in public lol
You can disable it (or remove the keyboard completely)
what i feel like finding the ; i forgot in my javascript after 2 hours of troubleshooting
lolll that's so cool :D :P like driving a fancy car but for nerds like me :P let me ask you: how do you create the sound vu-meter & what video-editor do you use? btw, nice tune for the outro!!
Thanks for the comment!
The outro song is from "Brain Dead" by my band More Sun!
The Superfan credits themselves were created in Blender by our graphics guru Naseef.
.... The closing music is cool!!
That looks super awesome
i saw this on the explore page on github and forgot about it until a few days and I couldn't for the life of me find it again, but now it found me!
it always makes me sad that my arm chromebook and pi will have to compile from source to get this for arm chips. and everytime I try I screw up because I really don't know what I am doing.
Chromebook 🤢 🤮
Don't worry, nobody ever knows except for (sometimes) the developers of the package being compiled
For messing with files, this is actually more useful than both my terminal and file explorer - it's 2 in one! :D
This is the most hacker looking non hacking too ever...
Ty for putting this on my radar is dope! Honestly this isn't bad for a parrot or a khali machine that's all terminal work any wayz lol. I love it.
Hats off to guy who created this....Sic...Cool...
This looks really interesting. Great video!
You should try Mpascii in this, it is an entire world map in ASCII, and you can even download it, meaning you can have the entire world map down to the houses on your computer.
And i thought Cool-Retro-Term was cool, this is just amazing! Gonna test it for a while
Cool Retro Term IS a lot more usable for me day to day though.
@@LinuxForEveryone Agreed
i love it, but unfortunately that app build on top of electron
Yeah, that makes it a hard pass for me.
@@Yakushii Why? Electron is everything Sun wanted the JVM to be.
what's wrong with electron?
Discord is built with electron, vscode is built with electron
Bruh, you're hacking the pentagon.
"Productive hacker heaven" - a phrase so cringy, that I almost got a stroke.
Finally, Tron legacy is bacc
Very 80s sci-fi vibes :D
The guy at the front row of your next lecture who installed Ubuntu on this laptop and is repeating "ls" and "ps" in his home directory to look like he's hacking is definitely installing this UI.
I hope you intentionally used a temporary password for this, or at least don't re-use the password elsewhere, because the on-screen keyboard leaked it.
No worries Daniel! It's a short password I only use for temporarily testing distros.
@@LinuxForEveryone It does beg the question, can you configure it so that the on-screen keyboard is disabled when the terminal is at a password prompt? That seems to be the only major issue I'm seeing just from your video.
CTRL + Shift + P to enable onscreen keyboard hiding (password mode) For more info check eDEX-UI Github
@@null7639 Yep awesome, thanks for sharing.
Just an FYI, but the IP address and the Latitude/Longitude show actual values, they're not made up numbers. The accuracy will vary, but posting a video of this information will allow people to basically see what city you live in and (obviously) what your IP Address is.
That’s very cool ! As to your request for cool things to share - have a look at OSQuery if you haven’t already. Very cool SQLite virtual table database containing over 200 tables related to the current state of your machine.
One of the loot disks in ComputerCraft has a disk called alongtimeago, and it tries to have the entirety of the Star Wars movie in ASCII, but I guess it didn't quite fit and ends with a rickroll instead.
I've installed and ran it. Now I'm off to get a hoody and a anonymous mask. Great find!
You're right. It's the sounds that do it for me too.
that star wars telnet has been around for quite a few years now. I watched it back in the windows 98 or windows xp days
Are there other experiences like this?
@@LinuxForEveryone Microsoft use to have a flight simulator built-in to Excel. You had to go through a series of steps to get to it. Easter eggs like that where not always documented. here's how to activate in excel 97 - kb.iu.edu/d/agqw
I love the design and would use it legitimately if it wasn't obliterating my laptop's CPU.
Never had more difficult time installing something than this app. Tensorflow with GPU support takes less headache to install than this. Consider making it into a standalone executable (I know, its probably impossible with node)
This would make the perfect linux terminal application for a tablet.
I totally need this in my life.
It's pretty awesome to have on a secondary monitor.
Linux For Everyone I didn’t even think about that possibility, good idea. I was only thinking about keeping one up on a virtual desktop!
Quick note: bashtop isn't maintained anymore and has been ported to python under the name: bpytop
I think, the terminal's backgrond should be semi-transparent for better look.
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When i run it I got "btw I use arch", but I run Manjaro :D
How would u install it on manjaoro 20.1 brother. I am. Using manjaro from past 1 week can u help me
Ironically screen keyboard is mirroring the password during the text "Welcome to living hacker fantasy". Indeed it's a hacker fantasy
Yep! It's a password I only use for testing distros and video production stuff. I do believe you switch that setting off.
Bloat! Bloat everywhere!
is it really bloat if it's beautiful??
@@jordanski5421 Good point. But I would define bloat as prettifying something too much, only for the sake of looking good, while not-thinking-about/sacrificing speed, efficacy and using unneeded resources.
Anyway, my comment was "trying to be fun" comment :) Cheers!
Has a 8-core, 32gb system. Worries about 37mb RAM and 0.01 cpu thread usage, calling it bloat 😹
The keyboard shows your password (shadow75)? It's probably not worse than someone looking over your shoulder but it feels kinda wrong to always have your keystrokes displayed on screen like that.
I haven't looked into this program at all though, so it might be a very easy disable. pretty cool looking :)
Thanks! A lot of people have pointed this out, but it's ok since I use this password only for distro testing.
@@LinuxForEveryone Anytime :) And i also assumed that it wasn't a sensitive password, but good to have it confirmed. I just wanted to point it out to you and especially to people who might be interested in using this for the looks, but maybe haven't considered that it does this.
It's beautiful and exciting. But it would be better if I were in the 90s!
This looks fantastic! I wouldn't know about the new Tron inspiration as I've never seen it (hell, I didn't even think much of the original), but this I've got to get. Bonus that I can also use it in Windows.
A top video, straight to the point
We all have distros to try, games to play and life to live 😁
That thing as an own os would be cool.
Would be be interesting to do something like this in ncurses. There's a mouse daemon that allows you to use the mouse without X. Its almost too perfect.
That looks fun! Thanks for sharing.
I hope somebody makes an application that just makes the noises that this program does. maybe also with some form of conky
looks like a rainmeter skin from 2012
That's F*** Awesome. Thanks for the great share!
Be aware that it launches10 separate edex-ui processes that fluctuate between 13% and 47% CPU. So you won't be able to do much else while this thing is running.
So, you type your sudo password and it gets recorded on the video, glowing on the virtual keyboard. Very nice.
Haha yes but you can disable that in the options.
Looks like the ideal smartphone UI.
That's so cool!! Instant sub!
Awesome, can't wait to try it!
That's totally cool. I haven't ever seen anything like this. I gonna try this I don't know if I'll use this for only 20 mins or a year but 1 time I'll use it for sure..
Nice, thanks.
Thank you for the video very much been trying to make my linux like that for years . . I partially succeeded and I honestly still do not dare to upgrade my linux version because I don't want to lose the GUI I spend hours creating . . now I can !! The only thing missing is some 8-bit playlist
PS: I am not a programmer :-)
Very cool but they should disable the keyboard indicator when you type a password. in this video, we can see that the user's password is shadow75
Finally a comment that also did notice, LOL
looks great!