This shows the following sequence of actions in the DNV UI:
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Open ‘glances’ from the ‘exec’ menu, which shows programs installed in the container
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Open node ‘metrics’ display (the distortion has to do with asciinema, in the Terminal it looks fine)
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Open bash, install and run ‘htop’
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Press ‘Shift+Alt+X’ to show the four active sub-panels running in the ‘node_service’ container in a grid view.
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Close the sub-panel running ‘glances’
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Open the README.md for ‘chalk’ and ‘execa’ from the ‘readme’ menu
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Search the ‘execa’ readme for the term ‘SIGTERM’
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Scroll and zoom the Metrics display…if you can tell given the weird display errors
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Run ‘colors.sh’ using the ‘scripts’ menu
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Open a bash shell and open package.json in nano (to show the ‘log’ script)
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Run the ‘log’ script from the ‘scripts’ menu
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Open a ‘REPL’ session and view the contents of log.js using the ‘Display’ action
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Close sub-panela using ‘Ctrl + Z’
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Run the ‘log’ script again, but this time press ‘space’ to open the arguments prompt to set the ‘message’ option
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open a bash shell and clone the ‘bpytop’ repo, cd into it and run ‘make install’, and run bpytop. This is a 32-bit truecolor program, demonstrating DNV UI down-conversion to 256 ansi colors.
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open ‘htop’ from the exec menu and press ‘Shift + alt + X’ to show the ‘node_service’ sub-panels in a grid
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Maximize the terminal window to try and get bpytop to display, and watch asciinema freak the f out lol (again, the Terminal is actually displaying fine. I think glitched-out 8-bit graphics look neat so I’m leaving it as is :P)
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