Of course, we can't neglect to mention the futuristic sound effects that are played when typing or opening menus.
You have a system monitor to the left and a network monitor to the right, as well as a file browser and a virtual keyboard below.
The bulk of the UI is reserved for the terminal itself, with 5 tabs for you to work with. The default theme is modeled after the board room sequence in TRON: Legacy, and it comes quite close to replicating the design. It certainly looks (and sounds) the partĪs soon as you launch eDEX-UI, you'll feel like you're in your own sci-fi movie. It comes with additional themes, sound effects, and a fair number of configuration options. Inspired by the 2010 TRON: Legacy, it presents you with a full-screen terminal, file browser, virtual keyboard, and system monitor. But why shouldn't your terminal be as exciting as what you see on the big screen? Sure, it might not be quite as practical and efficient as a basic command console, but it can't all be about the numbers, right?įor those looking to add a bit of sci-fi to their development, eDEX-UI is just the thing.
If you got into coding because of how movies portrayed it, you were no doubt a bit disappointed. Feat added new 'Navy' theme (#1053) by Feat added Navy-disrupted style theme (#1064) by Feat enhance display of uptime by adding day indicator #1065 (#1084) by Fix NaN values for memory and cpu usage in toplist #1052.
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