blog VS newsboat

Open issue which looks slightly related: https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat/issues/931

I have a large collection of RSS feeds that I assembled by visiting various government websites. I wish I had found this site sooner, but they are missing a lot of other government feeds. I would also suggest using Newsboat when reading all the news. https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat

Newsboat is a command line based RSS reader! I've never used it but I've heard good things about it! I've heard about it through Bryan Jenks so maybe check his videos and blog posts on it!

- Does anyone have some ideas/sources for bookmark scripts? I found [2], but I am not really sure what it does.

[1]:https://newsboat.org/

It is composed of the relatively small number of the high profile developers that occasionally pop up on HN. Most are blogs I found of less known developers which I bumped into when searching other stuff or when casually browsing Github/Twitter/StackOverflow. I try to add new feeds wherever I find them.

Would have shared RSS subscription list if was easily possible, however I use the newsboat [1] program and read the aggregate in the terminal. It's stored locally.

[1] https://newsboat.org/

Newsboat (https://newsboat.org/), a terminal news reader. It sounds techie, but it isn't. How do I know? I'm not techie and I use it every day :-)

I think you can set a macro in newsboat to an external command/script. Check out this wiki page. I don't know if it can be automated though.

Rss reader: newsboat Started using newsboat recently for following youtube channels and local newspaper.

Newsboat (or Newsbeuter) for that mutt-like, text-only interface you can run on a remote VM.

I would agree until I found:

* newsboat (command line) for desktop: https://newsboat.org/