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Hi!

First of all – thank you for this project, it looks very cool. I wish I had it a few weeks earlier when I was adb logcat-ing hundreds of time a day.

My request is to be able to brew install purr and have it available right away :)

Expected Behavior

Logs to show and binding are working.

Actual Behavior

Logs didn't show up and the display is broken (see that ANSI escape sequence?):

Bindings also does nothing.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. adb devices to confirm the device is connected
2. adb logcat to check if logcat is working
3. purr and reproduce

Reproduction on other distros are being investigated.

Specifications

• Version: 1.0.4
• Platform:
  • OS: Fedora Linux 38
  • fzf: 0.40.0 (bundled)
  • zsh: 5.9-5.fc38
  • adb: 1.0.41
  • sed: 4.8
  • grep: 3.8
  • coreutils: 9.1

Expected Behavior

Unique mode can process at least ~500 QPS, with preference for >2000 QPS.

Actual Behavior

Unique mode processes ~200 QPS in the optimal case.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Press Ctrl-U on the verbose stream.

Specifications

• Version: Purr: 1.3.0, fzf: 0.40.0 (fb76893), zsh: 5.9
• Platform: 6.3.11-1rodete1-amd64

Problem

This is a complex problem that has to do with the efficiency of what purr is doing on unique mode. There's a lot of solutions to this problem, but all are more complex than what is currently being done by quite a bit. I need to think about how I can fix this elegantly without compiling anything if possible. Massive multi-threading may be the solution.

Expected Behavior

Unique mode works on MacOS.

Actual Behavior

Unique mode is broken on MacOS

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Press Ctrl-U
2. Press F4

Specifications

• Version: Purr: 1.3.0, fzf: 0.40.0 (fb76893), zsh: 5.9
• Platform: Apple M1 Pro, MacOS Ventura 13.5

Problem

Very likely is some mismatch between Linux and MacOS default system functions. Tail and head have been a problem before...

Similar to the Homebrew issue, it'd be nice if purr was on apt.

Things that need to happen first:

1. Apt needs to have fzf 0.40.0 or higher released.
2. Roll the osc-52 script into the main purr script so we can have one script file.