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CLI tools I love

  • is my default .

  • for version control.

  • - command-line fuzzy finder.

  • - terminal multiplexer.

  • - easy access to translation engines in your terminal.

  • - simple todo list based on a todo.txt file.

  • - a cat(1) clone with wings.

  • - a modern replacement for ‘ls’.

  • - a modern, user-friendly command-line HTTP client for the API era.

  • - an open source VPN daemon.

  • - command-line client for ProtonVPN

  • - a VIM-inspired filemanager for the console.

  • - simplified and community-driven man pages.

  • - easy file sharing from the command line.

  • to download videos from youtube and other sites.

  • - terminal based YouTube player.

  • - media player.

  • - stackoverflow from the terminal.

  • - fast, disk space efficient package manager

  • - search DuckDuckGo from the command line.

  • - terminal email client.

  • corrects errors in previous console commands.

  • - make your diffs human readable instead of machine readable.

  • - a cool monitor of resources.

  • - a CLI utility which pipes video streams from various services into a video player.

Links

- for questions, tips, and interesting programs.

neovim
text-editor
git
fzf
tmux
Translate Shell
Todo.txt
bat
exa
httpie
openvpn
protonvpn-cli-ng
ranger
tldr
transfer.sh
youtube-dl
mps-youtube
mpv
how2
pnpm
ddgr
mutt
thefuck
diff-so-fancy
btop
streamlink
Learn the Command Line
Awesome Command Line Utilities
Awesome Shell
r/commandline