C++ library extending existing NCurses++ library and providing a tiling window manager and a (more or less) working pseudo terminal window based on libvterm.
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Description

WARNING: This is a prototype. Things will probably break; in spectacular ways.

NCursesPtyWindow provides a pseudo terminal in a ncurses window.

Building

Requires:

Running

Though this is a library, there is a demo application. It starts the currently running shell (or /bin/bash if SHELL environment variable is not set) and runs it in a ncurses window.