quvyta

What it does

The whole ecosystem, in one list.

• Install, update, remove

  Apps are built with cargo install --locked, one at a time, while you keep using the list. Remove uses cargo uninstall and keeps your settings.

• The exact command first

  Before anything runs, quvyta shows where an app comes from, which version it gets, where it goes and the cargo command, which you can copy.

• Updates

  It asks crates.io for new versions at most once every six hours. Install updates brings them all; quvyta can update itself.

• sudo only when you press it

  Apps are written under ~/.cargo. When Rust or a C linker is missing, Install here runs the command that puts it right in the terminal you are looking at; for a linker that is your system's sudo line, and sudo asks for your password itself.

• Open an app

  It gets the whole terminal; when it closes, quvyta comes back, or your shell if you prefer.

• A failed build explained

  A plain sentence, cargo's last lines, and the whole log kept.

• One appearance for every Quvyta app

  The language, the colour theme and the icon set are chosen here, and each choice says whether it holds in every Quvyta application or in quvyta alone. Reduce motion and the pillar sit beside them.

• Nine languages

  English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Japanese.