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Settings UI, Welcome UI, Adaptive theme, crates.io and more

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This post also includes changes of v0.0.19.

Highlight #1: New window API (breaking change)​

Configuration properties: window_height, window_width and window_opacity has been moved to a new window/background API:

# Window configuration
#
# • width - define the initial window width.
#   Default: 600
#
# • height - define the initial window height.
#   Default: 400
#
# • mode - define how the window will be created
#     - "Windowed" (default) is based on width and height
#     - "Maximized" window is created with maximized
#     - "Fullscreen" window is created with fullscreen
#
[window]
width = 600
height = 400
mode = "Windowed"

From now and on you can also set image as background.

# Background configuration
#
# • opacity - changes the background transparency state
#   Default: 1.0
#
# • mode - defines background mode between "Color" and "Image"
#   Default: Color
#
# • image - Set an image as background
#   Default: None
#
[background]
mode = "Image"
opacity = 1.0
[background.image]
path = "/Users/rapha/Desktop/eastward.jpg"
width = 200.0
height = 200.0
x = 0.0

Although you can define opacity though the new configuration API it does not work either for the image neither for the window. This something will be fixed in upcoming releases. An example below using the configuration we just saw.

Example background

note: The image above is from the Eastward game

Highlight #2: crates.io​

Rio terminal is now also available in crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/rioterm .

cargo install rioterm

Highlight #3: Alpine Linux, openSUSE and Nix home manager.​

• Rio has landed in Nix home manager: nix-community/home-manager/pull/4118 and huge props to @otaviosalvador for making it possible.

• Rio has landed in Alpine Linux: gitlab.alpinelinux.org and huge props to @androw for making it possible.

• Rio has landed in openSUSE: build.opensuse.org and huge props to @androw for making it possible.

Highlight #4: Welcome screen and default creation of configuration file​

Now Rio terminal does create the configuration file per first initialization.

Welcome message

Highlight #5: Settings UI​

After v0.0.19, Rio will start to provide a custom internal settings UI, where you can manage your configuration without edit the file.

Settings UI

Note: Not all the configuration options has been ported, so you would still need to use the config file for specific configuration updates.

Highlight #6: Error handling​

Configuration errors, command errors, font not found and etecetera are not silent anymore. This version introduces an UI for error handling.

Error handling

Highlight #7: Adaptive theme​

Rio support theme based on the system theme (light and dark). This configuration only works for Web, MacOS and Windows.

[adaptive-theme]
light = "belafonte-day"
dark = "belafonte-night"

Example of usage with MacOS:

Settings UI

Highlight #8: Blinking cursor​

Rio now supports blinking cursor.

# Blinking Cursor
#
# Default is false
#
blinking-cursor = true

Highlight #9: Navigation mode called "Plain"​

Navigation mode "Plain" is perfect if you use tmux/zellij or anything similar.

Plain navigation mode will simply turn off any platform key binding, will not add any key binding (like creation of tabs, windows, panels and other platform key bindings). Note it also get rid of platform key bingins such as shift+control+c for example, to re-add it you would need to map yourself.

This mode is great if you want configure every single bit of how Rio key bindings will work.

Usage:

[navigation]
mode = "Plain"

Full changelog of v0.0.19​

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