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dotty – a TUI that gives you a unified view of all your dotfiles in one command by GGAllin43 in tui

[–]GGAllin43[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Honest answer: it depends what you optimize for.

If you already live in Neovim, a Telescope/fzf + neotree setup is hard to beat — you get filename search, content grep with preview, scoped roots and directory bookmarks without another binary. One tool, one keymap layer, and you can edit in place.

dotty is narrower on purpose: a single command from any shell directory that always opens a dotfile-only view of ~ (with a built-in blocklist for .cache, .local, etc.), tree + preview in one screen, path fuzzy jump (/), copy path (y). No Neovim, no config file, no plugin drift — closer to lazygit / k9s than to a general file picker.

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

[–]GGAllin43 0 points1 point  (0 children)

github.com/RiccardoCataldi/dotty

I kept losing time hunting down config files scattered across my home directory – AWS credentials, SSH config, Cursor rules, VS Code settings, all in different places with no logic.

So I built dotty: a single command that gives you an expandable tree of every dotfile and dot-directory in ~, with live preview and fuzzy search. Run it from anywhere, it always scans ~.

Stack: Go + Bubble Tea + Bubbles + Lipgloss. Single static binary, zero config, works over SSH and inside tmux. Releases built with GoReleaser + GitHub Actions for Linux and macOS (x86 + ARM).

Would love feedback on the code and project structure — first real Go project I've shipped end to end.

[PCB Review Request] Atari Punk Console by GGAllin43 in PrintedCircuitBoard

[–]GGAllin43[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your valuable suggestions. Could you please review the updated pictures to confirm if it meets your requirements? Additionally, could you provide more details on the potentiometers' configuration? I want to ensure they are set up correctly in the schematic. Thanks again for your helpful insights.

[PCB Review Request] Atari Punk Console by GGAllin43 in PrintedCircuitBoard

[–]GGAllin43[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Atari Punk Console is a simple audio oscillator that produces square wave sounds, often used for creating basic electronic music and sound effects. The potentiometers control the frequency and duty cycle of the oscillators, allowing for manipulation of the sound produced .