bitcoin-bash-tools
AMU
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235 | 7 | |
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6.7 | 0.0 | |
5 months ago | almost 2 years ago | |
Shell | Shell | |
- | MIT License |
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bitcoin-bash-tools
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Zig: The Modern Alternative to C
In a way I feel that everything is an alternative to everything and at the same time nothing is.
As you said it all depends on the circumstances. But I don't really see Zig competing with Go. They both can do mostly the same things, but they both approach them from quite a different sides.
For example bash is being used in:
- gaming (https://github.com/JosefZIla/bash2048)
- web apps (https://github.com/avleen/bashttpd)
- networking
- CLIs
- distributed systems (https://github.com/frameable/aviary.sh)
- crypto (https://armedia.com/blog/blockchain-program-written-bash/ https://github.com/grondilu/bitcoin-bash-tools)
- systems programming (https://github.com/damphat/kv-bash)
- language tooling
Some of those make more sense than others. However we all talk about a mythical general case. For every language there are niches that are covered by it more significantly. For Go it would probably be web backend. It doesn't mean it is only suited to this one niche, it is used in everything. In general it is used there more. I don't believe that Rust sees the most use in the same niche to the same order that Go sees it.
Is Rust or Zig an alternative to php, awk or Lisp? In practice I don't really think so.
I guess it all depends on one's definition of "alternative". I don't think that a statistical Go programmer would see Zig as a real alternative. Statistical C programmer might see it as a Go alternative, but that probably would not be a question he would ask.
- Which wallet clients support BIP85 support, one entropy many wallets?
AMU
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Do you also feel good, when you manually update your system?
But lately I'd rather it just be taken care of automatically in the background or when I shutdown my system - I even installed Automatic Manjaro Updater for that.
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The Ubuntu-based distribution Vanilla OS has had its first stable release
I've started to have an update/information/maintenance fatigue, and I want someone to curate my updates for me. To that point, I've even installed Automatic Manjaro Updater. I also enabled auto update on Ubuntu and Fedora whenever I use them, though sometimes they don't detect and install the updates automatically which is annoying.
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Ubuntu moment
It can be found here: https://github.com/TobiPeterG/AMU
What are some alternatives?
btc-address-generator - Bitcoin address generator (bech32, segwit, paper wallets, BIP39 seed, etc.)
bashew - bash script micro-framework - from small stand-alone script to complex projects with CI/CD and testing
FinderOuter - Easy to use bitcoin recovery tool to fix damaged private key, mini-private key, address, BIP38 encrypted key, mnemonic (seed phrase), BIP-32 derivation path, Armory backups, recover passwords and more
bpkg - Lightweight bash package manager
bip39 - A web tool for converting BIP39 mnemonic codes
Arch-Linux-Guide - Arch Linux Guide
bip_utils - Generation of mnemonics, seeds, private/public keys and addresses for different types of cryptocurrencies
scripts - Collection of useful scripts for Linux (git, docker, LUKS, Archlinux...)
hd-wallet-derive - A command-line tool that derives bip32 addresses and private keys.
igniter - When you need to do a circular rebalance by sending a payment back to yourself using a specific route on the Bitcoin ₿ lightning network
aviary.sh - Minimal distributed configuration management in bash
hd-wallet-addrs - A command-line tool that performs Bitcoin wallet address discovery.