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Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Aw…

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Terminaux v8.3 – The Sunshine Blogger Award 2nd Edition

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts. We have been selected as a nominee for The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time. As a result, we’ve made a new version of Terminaux.

Terminaux v8.3 is now available as of today, and we are so excited to announce that it’s a special release for the Sunshine Blogger Award nomination. This version of Terminaux includes pane-specific keybindings and pixel-accurate progress indicators.

We have also added more improvements to the markup parser to handle complex formatting more properly. The markup parser has also seen a new feature, which is the link tag. This lets your console applications display hyperlinks on your console that you can click.

You can see the 2nd nomination announcement of The Sunshine Blogger Award below:

Read the announcement Read the exclusive message

We promise that Terminaux 8.4 will be one of the most exciting releases that will bring support for FreeBSD when it comes to audio feedback for keypresses, and we expect that May 26th will be the final release date, though we may release it earlier as a reward for all of you, especially our readers!

To learn more about this version of Terminaux, please consult the Aptivi Newsroom article.

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Aptivi Blog nominated to The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time!

Aptivi Blog has been nominated to The Sunshine Blogger Award for the second time in a row during April 2026! This is a result of our blog being recognized by our audience, and we have reached more than 100,000 total blog views earlier! When April started, we’ve been nominated to this award for the first time, which sets a big milestone for our blog.

The Sunshine Blogger Award is a community award that selects bloggers as nominees who bring positivity and inspiration in their posts.

Here’s an exclusive message from the blog operator:

When April started, Victoria Kenanda nominated me and my blog for The Sunshine Blogger Award, and that was something I really appreciate. Now, I have been nominated again for The Sunshine Blogger Award on April 11th, which was totally unexpected! Thank you so much, Lynn Pernezny, for nominating my blog in the awards! It’s really grateful how my blog was recognized, especially as it crossed 100,000 total views since March 2019. You can check out her awesome blog under So Many Dishes.

Guidelines

In order to participate, you’ll need to follow the below guidelines:

  • Display the award’s official logo somewhere on your blog.
  • Thank the person who nominated you.
  • Provide a link to your nominator’s blog.
  • Answer your nominator’s questions.
  • Nominate up to eleven bloggers.
  • Ask your nominees eleven questions.
  • Notify your nominees by commenting on at least one of their blog posts.
  • Answers

  • Q: What was the subject of your first blog post?
    A: Great question! When March 2019 came, my first blog post was about welcoming people to my blog. Unfortunately, during the cleanup process of my blog in 2025 as part of a rebrand, I’ve removed all posts that were made before 2021 to remedy the disk space issues (I only have 1.2 GB left now) for future blog posts, and I had to move the introductory page to Aptivi’s main website here. So, the current answer is “Alleged late Beta build for Midtown Madness found (part 1)“.
  • Q: What is one food that is always in your refrigerator?
    A: Rice meals. Always.
  • Q: It’s a special occasion. How will you celebrate?
    A: It depends on what an occasion is about and on our plans. For example, on my birthdays, I’ll celebrate it with cake, sweets, and a bunch of Instagram selfies where my followers wish me happy birthday. And the place will be either inside or outside, depending on the plan.
  • Q: What is something you are proud of?
    A: Nitrocid and Terminaux.
  • Q: Who is someone who had a positive impact on your life?
    A: My best school friends. They brought fun and chaos.
  • Q: What’s a random fact about you?
    A: Vicky asked this question earlier, so I’ll answer it again. Loving technology.
  • Q: Time and money are no object. What’s your ideal trip?
    A: I’d plan a trip to several countries as a tourist. Türkiye, The Netherlands, India, and so on.
  • Q: What advice would you give to a student about to graduate from high school?
    A: Good question! My advice would be to focus on their studies, to study hard, to stay away from distractions, to manage time properly, and to be positive and hopeful that they’d succeed.
  • Q: What’s your favorite song?
    A: I have no favorite song at the moment. But, if we’re talking about EDM, Darude’s Sandstorm is my absolute favorite.
  • Q: Did you play a sport growing up? What was it?
    A: Yeah. Basketball.
  • Q: You’re invited to my house for dinner. What should I cook?
    A: Spanish paella.
  • Questions

  • What is your favorite sports team?
  • How do you deal with the toughest moments?
  • Do you prefer shopping in malls or in small stores?
  • What do you think about smartwatches (Galaxy Watch, Apple Watch, and so on)?
  • What would you plan to do over the weekends?
  • What was a blog post you’re proud of the most?
  • Do you like jogging or walking outside?
  • What do you think about smart houses?
  • Do you prefer modern design or classic design?
  • What thing would you plan to purchase if time and money weren’t obstacles?
  • Who’s your favorite blogger that you’re following?
  • Nominees

    The following eleven nominees have been chosen in random order. Remember, participation is optional!

    • Betty (freedup7)
    • KikiFikar (Mobile Order for Karen)
    • Hazel (Seven Sisters)
    • Hitomi (よし爺)
    • kwholley63 (BeingKevin)
    • Susana Cabaço
    • She Rose Anyway
    • itzsil (ItzSil Arts)
    • Erwinism
    • danu40k (Danu’s Place)
    • Donna (The Gentle Ordinary)

    Congratulations to whomever have been selected as nominees, whether it’s the first time or otherwise!

    We will make some exciting changes to the Aptivi Blog that will make discovering our content more exciting and versatile than before. During May, the blog will undergo several updates, and we’ll aim to make the experience more welcoming.

    Meanwhile, we have released Terminaux 8.3 as part of the 2nd nomination of The Sunshine Blogger Award. The announcement will be published soon to let you know that this version of Terminaux is now available.

    #Aptivi #news #SunshineBlogger #SunshineBloggerAward #Tech #Technology #terminaux #TSBA #update

    Terminaux v8.3 will be released today between 6:00 PM and 6:30 PM GMT!

    #Terminaux #csharp #programming #TechNews #TechUpdates #dotnet

    A new milestone for our Aptivi Blog is on the corner, and a new version of Terminaux will be released later today!

    #Aptivi #Terminaux #csharp #programming #TechNews #TechUpdates #dotnet

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    Happy May 2026 from Aptivi – Projects, updates, and more

    We are approaching May 2026 in one day, and we have lots of exciting news to share to all of you for the rest of the year. Those news cover our project updates and other updates that are newsworthy…

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    SpecProbe v3.8.1 will provide initial support for FreeBSD!

    When SpecProbe was first released, we have always supported Linux, macOS, and Windows systems to help application developers more effortlessly build applications that rely on platform-specific code paths or parse hardware information.

    The next version of SpecProbe will provide initial support for FreeBSD systems, which is a major milestone, given that FreeBSD wasn’t one of our supported platforms during the lifetime of our projects.

    Currently, development of v3.8.1 is progressing with the addition of FreeBSD support for software and for native library loading functions. However, hardware parsing is work in progress for FreeBSD systems.

    When we release this version of SpecProbe, we’ll let you know. To learn more, read this newsroom article:

    Learn more #FreeBSD #FreeBSD150 #news #nitrocid #specprobe #Tech #Technology #terminaux #update

    Going back in time: How Terminaux was born

    Terminaux is a console tools library that allows you to write colorful text to the console, manipulate with the terminal, and make your console applications more powerful. With awesome features that this library provides, you can create an interactive textual user interface (TUI) application using .NET as the framework, and is the first C# console library that supports mouse events!

    As Terminaux is one of our most successful projects, here’s the timeline of how Terminaux was born.

    • May 15th, 2022

      ReadLine.Reboot was announced as an extension to the original ReadLine library by Toni-Solarin Sodara.

    • June 1st, 2022

      ReadLine.Reboot was released publicly to NuGet, allowing developers to try it out in their projects.

    • June 7th, 2022

      ReadLine.Reboot was compared against the original ReadLine library, alongside with Latency’s fork.

    • August 10th, 2022

      ColorSeq was released for the first time to bring 256 colors and true colors support to the console. In the same day, VT.NET was released as a library that helps you generate VT sequences for console applications, such as colors, text formatting, and more.

    • October 22nd, 2022

      ReadLine.Reboot‘s development was declared as abandoned due to the bad structure of the base library.

    • January 2nd, 2023

      TermRead was released as a replacement to the whole ReadLine suite to fix problems that those libraries suffered from.

    • March 12th, 2023

      ColorPrint was released to provide console applications with a simple “color wheel” textual user interface.

    • July 28th, 2023

      Terminaux was announced as a replacement and a fusion of all the above libraries that were released, but there was no release yet, but the first version was scheduled for April 10th, 2023. Then, the explanation of our migration plan was released in the same day.

    • August 6th, 2023

      Terminaux’s first public version was released to NuGet!

    Since then, more versions of Terminaux were released to add features, fix bugs, and perform other changes to the library in a way that performance and general improvements are being put into consideration. Our applications that work in the console, such as Nitrocid, have used Terminaux to power their interactive user interface.

    For more information about Terminaux’s journey from 1.0 to 6.0, along with 7.0 that was under development at the time of the post, you can read the below article:

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    Going back in time: How Terminaux was born

    Terminaux is a console tools library that allows you to write colorful text to the console, manipulate with the terminal, and make your console applications more powerful. With awesome features tha…

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    Aptivi releases the Newsroom!

    We are working on improving our projects and how we announce their releases. This is to ensure that we keep the high bar for the quality and the stability. As we are focusing on those improvements,…

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