alt Hacker NewsThis is extremely helpful. I have never considered the possibility that there could be a better method to deal with emulation than visual commands.
You have no idea how much this helps me.
This is extremely helpful. I have never considered the possibility that there could be a better method to deal with emulation than visual commands.
You have no idea how much this helps me.
You have to turn on eat-eshell-mode to enable Eat's terminal emulation in eshell.
It runs full-fledged TUIs like vim and ncmpcpp in Eshell slowly, but is good enough for quick fzf uses. It's perfectly fine for "small" dynamic elements like the spinners and progress bars used by package managers.
Just remember to use system pipes (with "*|") instead of Elisp pipes (with "|") if you're piping data into an interactive TUI application like fzf in Eshell.