Settings
Change key bindings, look after saved credentials, manage plugins and devices, and switch to plain ASCII on terminals without Unicode.
Open settings
Press Ctrl-k, type settings, and press Enter. Start typing to find a setting
by name, or move down the list with the arrow keys and press Enter to open a
section.
Settings are saved to a file, so you can also edit them by hand:
| System | File |
|---|---|
| Linux | ~/.config/taiku/tui.json |
| macOS | ~/Library/Application Support/taiku/tui.json |
| Windows | %APPDATA%\taiku\tui.json |
Key bindings
The keyboard section lists every binding. Pick one to change it. If you get into a tangle, one row restores the default keymap.
Credentials
Press Ctrl-k and type keychain to open credentials, the keys and tokens taiku
keeps for you. The page stays readable when the terminal is narrow.
Plugins
Press Ctrl-k and type plugin to see the plugins you have installed and what
each one is doing.
Devices
Press Ctrl-k and type device for the machines signed in to your account, and
which of them are online.
Terminals without Unicode
Some terminals, serial consoles and old SSH setups can't draw box lines or
symbols. taiku notices most of these by itself. If yours gets missed, search
settings for symbols and choose ascii. Every border, icon and marker is then
drawn with plain ASCII.