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Posted by cherioo 11 hours ago

Herdr has released native app(github.com)
237 points | 158 commentspage 5
febed 6 hours ago|
How does it compare to cmux and wave terminal?
jdorfman 6 hours ago||
It works great in Ghostty not sure if I need another standalone app. I’ll definitely try it out but my expectations are low.
Skunkleton 10 hours ago||
There is a Windows 98 mode w/ minesweeper, solitaire, and clippy!

Edit: oh neat! Its self editing.

mtrx 2 hours ago||
I use herdr daily. One thing I’ve always missed from all of these solutions, though, is the ability to actually make code changes..none of them seem to offer that properly. Am I the only one? Is the goal to abandon code entirely?
adamisnotroman 10 hours ago||
Yep it’s awesome. I’m going to integrate the core engine to my mobile app so I can control it remotely.
skinfaxi 10 hours ago|
Collie already does pretty well. https://github.com/AltanS/collie
blntechie 9 hours ago||
Just termius + tmux works for me on my Android phone and iPad. I have a ntfy topic to alert from Pi when it needs something.
Hitech-Redneck 10 hours ago||
I've been holding this at arms length. Interested, but I'm so stuck on tmux.
sammy2255 4 hours ago||
Another desktop application without a screenshot in the Readme.. sigh..
dgellow 4 hours ago|
Their website has lots of screenshots
desireco42 10 hours ago||
I don't think I need it, but Herdr has been absolutely rock solid for me. And I have this app Pairfob that I can check things up on the phone if I really want to. And while I don't use it quite as often, seems to be more solid then Chatgpt (Codex) and other apps.

I have 2 machines and laptop linked together and running things have never been easier.

pdantix 9 hours ago|
feels like they're trying to get ahead of superlogical's rex.

took all of installing it on windows and setting up my mac as an SSH machine to see the slop all through the UI. i'll just wait for rex's windows client i guess.

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