VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @edinsoncode, Ratty is a terminal built with Rust, Bevy and GPU rendering that can be rotated in 3D, twisted into a Möbius strip, and used to render objects next to a shell. The post says it is a working terminal rather than a simulation. The source is a single social post, so the claims come from the post itself and have not been independently checked. The post is listed under New Apps and Projects in the signal feed.
According to a post on X by @edinsoncode, Ratty is a terminal built with Rust, Bevy and GPU rendering that can be rotated in 3D, twisted into a Möbius strip, and used to render objects next to a shell. The post says it is a working terminal rather than a simulation. The source is a single social post, so the claims come from the post itself and have not been independently checked. The post is listed under New Apps and Projects in the signal feed.
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@edinsoncode highlights Ratty, a terminal built with Rust, Bevy and GPU rendering that lets you rotate it in 3D, twist it into a Möbius strip and render objects next to your shell. Per the post it's a working terminal, not a simulation. Original post on X Section: New Apps & Projects
Developers who experiment with terminal tools may find this a notable example of 3D rendering applied to a shell interface. Anyone considering the project should look for a public repository, documentation, or a demo that confirms how it works in practice.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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