* fish - essential prerequisite in order to live in the command line * autojump (aka j) - for changing directories quickly * open - required to interact with the non-cli world, ships by default on macOS and here's one for Windows/WSL: https://github.com/neosmart/open * imgpaste - for pasting screenshots into a PNG or JPEG directly ( https://github.com/neosmart/imgpaste ) * pbpaste - for pasting into the shell (or if…
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Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#382Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you want more complete cloud backup, try restic or duplicacy which have encryption, dedup and retention policy. https://github.com/restic/restic https://github.com/gilbertchen/duplicacy
Also, I found borg better than restic since borg also does compression https://github.com/borgbackup/borg
Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#383links to other lists:
https://beyondgrep.com/feature-comparison/
https://code.kiwi.com/lesser-known-tools-we-love-at-kiwi-com...
https://github.com/agarrharr/awesome-cli-apps#terminal-utili...
https://github.com/alebcay/awesome-shell#applications
https://paste.pound-python.org/raw/Uqc8XTFk73Y3PpbRe9hC/
https://www.networkworld.com/article/3091139/linux/who-needs...
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2fa
abcde
abook
[3] ack (ack-grep)
[5] ag (silver searcher)
alex
[2] alpine
[2] amigamml
aplay
archiver
[4] aria2c
asciinema
[2] asdf
atom
[2] autojump (aka j)
autossh
autosub
[3] awk
awless
[2] bash
bash-it
bass
[5] bat (cat)
bcal
[3] bc -l
[2] beets
bitlbee
[3] BorgBackup
[2] bpython
[2] brew
btrfs
buku
[2] byobu
calcurse
cal
cat
[2] cd
Chocolatey
[2] climate (shell utility tools)
[3] cmus
Coinmon
colordiff
column
comm
convert
[2] cowsay
cp
[4] curl
GNU datamash
ddgr
ddrescue
dict
diff
diff2html
direnv
diskus
docker
[2] Doom Emacs
dosage
dstat
[2] dtrx
[2] duplicacy
ed
[2] elinks
[7] emacs
[2] entr
[2] exa
[2] exiftool
fab
Farbfeld Utilities
[3] fasd
[5] fd
[5] ffmpeg
finch
[2] find
findutils
[8] fish-shell
frp
fselect
[6] fzf
gawk
[13] git
git-annex
git-annex assistant
git-bulk-toolkit
git number
[3] gitsh
Git Standup
glances (top)
Goaccess
go-jira
tuijam
[2] googler
gpg
graphicsmagick
[2] grc
[5] grep
Gron
gst123
gzip
hangups (instant messaging)
hd -c
head
heirloom-mailx
hledger
hollywood (tmux UI)
howdoi
hr
[11] htop
[4] httpie
hub
Hugo
hyperfine
iftop
[2] ImageMagick
imgpaste
imgp
import-mailbox-to-gmail
inotifywait
Insect (unit converter)
ip
irssi + jmp.chat
iw
journalctl
[7] jq
kakoune
keysniffer
keychain
khal
khard
Kubectx
[2] lazygit
ledger-cli
links2
lnav
localhost.run
locate
[3] ls
[2] lsof
lumail
Ly
man
mcabber
mediainfo
[2] megadl
mg
[4] midnight commander
Miller (CSV tool)
mkdir
mlocate
[2] mocp
Moon Buggy (game)
moreutils
[3] mosh
[2] most
mountsshfs
mpv
multitail
[5] mutt
mv
[3] mycli
[6] nano
[3] nc
ncat
[7] ncdu
ncmpcpp
neofetch
neomutt + notmuch
[2] neovim
netcat
nethogs
newsboat
[4] Ngrok
nload
nmap
[3] nnn
notmuch
nyancat
od
ohmyfish
[4] ohmyzsh
oh-my-zsh git plugin
[2] open
p7zip
[2] Pandoc
GNU parallel
[5] pass
passgo
pass-otp
paste
pbedit
pbpaste
pdd
pdfgrep
peco
peerflix
[3] perl
[3] pgcli
pgrep
pianobar
pine
ping
pip
pipe
pkill
playmod
prettyping
prezto
progress
proselint
psql
[2] ptpython/ptipython
[4] pv
[2] pwgen
pytest
[2] python
pythonPackages.powerline
qemu
[4] ranger
rclone
recoll
[2] remind
[2] rename
renameutils
[2] restic
[13] rg (ripgrep)
rm
[4] rsync
rtorrent
rtv
sage
Saw (AWS Cloudwatch)
sc-im
sclack
SCM Breeze
[2] Scoop
[4] screen
[4] sed
serve
serveo
[3] shellcheck
SHPaint
shuf
[3] sl
[4] socat
solaar
sort
sox
[2] sqlite shell
[2] ssh
[3] sshfs
subliminal
supmua
surfraw
sym
systemctl
tabview
tail
[2] tar
[3] Taskwarrior
tcpdump
tee
TeX
[2] The Fuck
[6] tig
[4] tldr
tmate
[21] tmux
todo.txt
toilet
top
totp-cli
touch
[2] tr
[2] tree
tshark
ts
ttp
ttyclock
ttysolitaire
rainbowstream
unimatrix
uniq
[2] units
up
vdirsyncer
[2] vi
vifm
[7] vim
[4] Visidata
vnstat
Vue-cli
[2] w3m
[6] watch
watch (python)
watchman
wd
webcomix
[2] websocketd
WebTorrent
[3] weechat
[2] wee-slack
[2] wget
wordgrinder
wttr
[2] xargs
Xdg
xdotool
xiki
xmlstarlet
xrdb
[2] xsv
XTree Gold
xxd
xz
[6] Youtube-dl
youtube-viewer
[2] z
zamzar-bash
zgen
zplug
[4] zshRe: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#384rg (ripgrep): https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep I used to use ag (the silver searcher) [1] before, and `ag` was practically a muscle memory to me, but then I came across ripgrep and it was so much faster. I've now installed a static binary of ripgrep in every machine I have SSH access to. [1] https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher
Note that rg and ag don't have the same feature sets. Here's a handy chart that shows the differences. https://beyondgrep.com/feature-comparison/
Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#385I became addicted to these great tools all written in Rust: fselect - https://github.com/jhspetersson/fselect ripgrep - https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep exa - https://the.exa.website They are the replacements for traditional find, grep, and ls.
Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#386Earlier quoted context omitted.
Note that rg and ag don't have the same feature sets. Here's a handy chart that shows the differences. https://beyondgrep.com/feature-comparison/
That chart is now quite out of date. I don't think there are any substantial features present in ag that are absent from rg. See my note in the README: https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep#feature-comparison
Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#387Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#388Earlier quoted context omitted.
Really? PS 3.0 was integrated as of Win 8 / Server 2012. In 7 and 2008/2008R2 it was in service pack 1.
Yes it is installed. But script execution is pretty much always disabled through group policy
It is shocking how much equipment gets drivers and then never gets updated and no one has the time or money to update them..
Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#389Earlier quoted context omitted.
Also, I found borg better than restic since borg also does compression https://github.com/borgbackup/borg
The author is willing to add compression to restic but that was in March and no ETA. https://github.com/restic/restic/issues/21
Re: Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
#390I wrote a Python cli tool for getting the git status/history over multiple local repositories. I am often working across several repos on a single project, but generally I find it useful to see what updates are available, and also what my team are up to. https://github.com/benp44/git-bulk-toolkit shameless plug alert