

This script can also work with any in this list proxy sites, by editing the config file.


This script can also work with any in this list proxy sites, by editing the config file.
there is a simple read after the table, so no, it is drawn once. I trid to put a cursor on it, but felt unresponsive and lagging, thus read , kept simple
No worries, I am just trying to estimate how much I need to truncate the torrent names to be functional for the average user.
Just to give you an idea:

Thanks. The ideal should be 140 chars. I will work out truncating the torrent name column in order for everything to fit in 80 char terminals, although it would not be very functional.
I appreciate the time you dedicated to answer. I was hoping for a number as an answer to a simple question.
Thx, if many users respond with less than 140, I will need to find a solution involving truncating strings and using tput cols
There are torrent variables that need to be shown in a row: category, date, name, size, uploader, seeders and leechers. This not plausiblel in 80x25, thus the question for fullscreen.
This bug is now fixed, its origin was escape code parsing while using the arrow keys: looped three times before getting the input. You can update the script to get the improved version. As I said, it is now fixed, plus the max level of disks is up to 13.
Recursion until hell freezes over.


I have just updated the script, now up to 13 disks available (optimal moves: 8191).
It will take a while to solve it…


Same here


I don’t know, it is not often that I use exp in writing, however:
$ echo $((2**9-1))


Yup, this is fat finger mathematics. The correct number is 511, somehow zero got in the way.


The minimum number of moves required to solve a Tower of Hanoi puzzle is 2**n − 1, where n is the number of disks. 1023 for 10 disks, 5011 for 9 disks (updated max disks in the game). Recursion to the max.
Rust away!🤭 Actually it sounds reasonable, I guess in Rust 2D arrays are easier to work with than in Bash.
I don’t understand what you are asking, please elaborate.
You noticed correctly, I made the trade off because I wanted to have an extra disk level available (10 instead of 9), but I believe it was not worth it. I updated the script, it is now quite snappier I think, check it out if you wish, and let me know what you think.
Thanks for the feedback.


UPDATE: Added Levels feature.


UPDATE: Added Levels feature.


UPDATE: Added Levels feature.
Please elaborate