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## Problem [Switching from the former UI to the current approach](agama-project#1202) left behind a lot of things to review, dead components and a CSS clean up among them. ## Solution Drop dead components and make as much clean-up rounds as needed. This can be considered `Round #1`, made in the middle of more urgent work. ## Testing Tested manually ## Screenshots Visual changes after this PR should keep at minimum. In any case, it's preferred that reviewers give the UI a shot taking the time they need.
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This is not really a pull request since I don't have any intention to merge this.
This is the result of https://hackweek.opensuse.org/23/projects/tui-interface-for-agama
The main goal was learning Rust because I had zero experience with it. As a consequence of that lack of experience the result is not exactly impressive.
Despite the EXTREMELY low quality of the code, this tool already does some basic stuff:
Many of the things I wanted to do were left out due to lack of time (it took me almost the whole week to start being minimally productive with Rust and tui-realm):