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On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
The usual suspects have already been mentioned, with the exception of fd. Also hyperfine, starship, bottom and onefetch.
The usual suspects have already been mentioned, with the exception of fd. Also hyperfine, starship, bottom and onefetch.
if you like delta, you might also enjoy difftastic, which is also in rust. It's very similar, but it does cleverly parse the AST to highlight things like adding outer parentheses.
Just... awesome tool https://github.com/casey/just
My favourites are ripgrep, exa and rustscan
My favourites are ripgrep, exa and rustscan
My favourites are ripgrep, exa and rustscan
tealdeer
The usual suspects have already been mentioned, with the exception of fd. Also hyperfine, starship, bottom and onefetch.
The usual suspects have already been mentioned, with the exception of fd. Also hyperfine, starship, bottom and onefetch.
On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
The usual suspects have already been mentioned, with the exception of fd. Also hyperfine, starship, bottom and onefetch.
On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
On a less personal note: Alacritty, Rustdesk, ruffle, Nushell, spotify-tui, navi, zoxide.
Delta diff viewer for git.
I've recently found zellij (a tmux alternative), which has much more pleasant to use.
Also, a little shameless self-promotion 🙂: https://github.com/a5huynh/spyglass
The Psst spotify player is just awesome.
Biased because it's my tool, but I do use it every day! hck - which is like cut, but much faster and with a tidier set of features.
rnote
Xplr, a hackable, minimal, fast TUI file explorer
gitui!
Recently installed miniserve on my Android and now finally, I can remove the junk that is ShareIt. It is basically an alternative for FTP but easier and fancier and supports uploading file to the server. Loving it so far
wezterm is a terminal emulator that is fast, featured, and configurable.
helix is a modal editor a la vi/vim with built-in syntax highlighting and LSP support out of the box.
bat is a cat replacement with syntax highlighting and paging.
broot is a good one, it's a file explorer for terminal
I prefer lsd to exa because the highlighting of recently-modified files.
Surprised zenith hasn't been mentioned yet. I haven't tried bottom, but I'm very happy with zenith.
espanso, a text expander. For example, I have it set up to make //todo become: // TODO ( ):
Agree with most of the apps mentioned here. Personally the game changer for me is McFly. This is a better search of your command line history. No more grepping history for me.
I use xh all the time to send ad-hoc HTTP requests when testing APIs!
I made a shell script with the same idea called .go.sh.
wzmach has replaced touchegg for me completely