Is mosh secure? Looks like it's been unmaintained for quite a few years.
I've been using it all day, every day for several years. It works quite well.
New(ish) command line tools
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#42Glad to discover fd. I've always struggled with find syntax. It's easy enough, but always kind of fiddly IME.
fd has been a life saver on windows dealing with tons of csv file lately.
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#44I could really use a better workflow to refine grep matches. Has anyone made a tool that combines grep (regex search) with fzf (multiple positive/negative patterns)? What I really want is something like: grep pattern1 **/* | grep pattern2 | grep -v exclude_these | grep -v also_exclude The problem is this loses filenames and context lines in the output. I want to apply several positive and negative regexes, and only a…
Lnav with filters? or can you stack -e expression arguments onto one grep command?
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#45Re: New(ish) command line tools
#46Is mosh secure? Looks like it's been unmaintained for quite a few years.
We might be victims of our own success on some of this. We've never had a major security hole in Mosh (after ten years since 1.0). We're really proud of that! But that also means we've never needed to issue a security update, which some people use as a proxy for "are people looking for security holes in this project."
After a few years without an active maintainer, as of a few months ago we now have a group working slowly but actively towards a Mosh 1.4 release. I think the main benefit people are expecting will be support for 24bit color escape sequences, but I'm also hoping we can get some fuzz targets, etc.
Re: New(ish) command line tools
#47I could really use a better workflow to refine grep matches. Has anyone made a tool that combines grep (regex search) with fzf (multiple positive/negative patterns)? What I really want is something like: grep pattern1 **/* | grep pattern2 | grep -v exclude_these | grep -v also_exclude The problem is this loses filenames and context lines in the output. I want to apply several positive and negative regexes, and only a…
Are you ok with the initial list existing in memory?
Then I highly recommend: emacs / vim buffers
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#48Has anyone made an installer/GNU type thing for the "common" ones like delta and rg? Could be a fun weekend project: Select what tooling you want, it will be installed using your package manager [ ] delta [ ] bat ...
If you're on arch, most if not all these tools are in the official repos. Note that delta is named "git-delta". pacman -Syu git-delta bat ripgrep fd Saved you a weekend ;)
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#49As a maintainer, I hoped to see Hurl [1], a tool for testing HTTP with plain text and curl, but alas it isn’t here! [1] https://hurl.dev
This doesn't quite appear to be the type of tool that fits the theme of the list (coreutil replacements).
It could fit here nevertheless?
« new inventions
Here are some tools that are not exactly replacements for standard tools:»
Re: New(ish) command line tools
#50I peripatetically dive into "strace" for one-off debugging - is there something more modern I should be doing?