A recreation of the classic Dos Navigator (yes, via AI)

[count]

For quite a while I've been using еру original DOS Navigator github repo as s benchmark for various llm agents. With a simple prompt: here is a good old code, make it a modern project, compilled with FPC. Recently got a good result: https://github.com/GregoryPletnev/dn . Guess the model...

+ linux quick install:

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1. curl -fsSL https://dn.pletnev.biz/install.sh | bash

[Thaddy]

I guess Claude?
Anyway, very good example of the use of ncurses, but I would prefer to implement it using FreeVision since that has no dependencies whatever. Claude can do that too......
Certainly DeepSeek can.

[AlexTP]

Is it possible to 'recreate' the same but via GUI engine (anything: LCL, mseGUI, but LCL is better - more components). With GUI approach, later you can add picture viewer (F3 and QuickView). With GUI, later you can add internal editor based in SynEdit / or better ATSynEdit.

Maybe possible but such project is not interesting. Because we have Double Commander with pic-viewer and SynEdit editor.

[Thaddy]

Maybe possible but such project is not interesting. Because we have Double Commander with pic-viewer and SynEdit editor.

Spam, Alex 

But yes, there are much better alternatives like yours.
It is nice to have though: it works even if the installation has no graphical user interface (Like most of my Linuxes, because they are servers....).

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.. such project is not interesting. Because we have Double Commander with pic-viewer and SynEdit editor.

show me the way to run DC in pure console shell )

I use DC  on daily basis. It is a  great tool. But not for text shell or remote shell.

[count]

I guess Claude?

Right. Fable.

DeepSeek failed btw