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An (experimental) elegant TUI for configuring Tailscale.
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We built this because, while Tailscale has lovely desktop apps for macOS and Windows, Linux users are stuck configuring Tailscale with CLI commands. Some of tsui's features are:
Some things we want to add in the future:
We support tsui on macOS and Linux, both x86_64 and aarch64 architectures.
Run the installer:
curl -fsSL https://neuralink.com/tsui/install.sh | bash
You can also download the latest tsui release from the releases page. We distribute tsui as a single binary that shouldn't require any dependencies.
Once installed, you can run tsui:
tsui
There are a couple ways to develop and build tsui, depending on what exactly your goals are.
If you have Nix installed, this is likely your best option. It will guarantee your environment is set up consistently and the dependencies you need are available.
Make sure you have the nix-command and flakes experimental features enabled to use Nix flakes.
Develop with a dev shell:
nix develop
go run .
Run directly through Nix:
nix run
Build a binary for your platform:
nix build
./result/bin/tsui
If you want to use Nix, you can still build with the Go toolchain. You will need Go installed and, on Linux, libx11-dev. On Wayland Linux sessions, install wl-clipboard if you want native Wayland clipboard support; tsui falls back to X11 when wl-copy is unavailable. On macOS, you may also need the XCode command line tools.
Develop:
go run .
Build a binary for your platform:
go build .
./tsui
We provide scripts to generate cross-platform builds equivalent to those distributed on our releases page.
Prerequisites:
Build binaries for all platforms and architectures (only works on macOS):
./scripts/build-all.sh
Build Linux binaries for all architectures:
./scripts/build-linux.sh
For either script, binaries will be outputted to the artifacts/ directory.