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I wish the one-sentence descriptions were displayed in the lists. When I click through to https://terminaltrove.com/new/ , I have to click through every single one of those names to find out what they are. It'd be a lot nicer if I could swoop through and see "grv: git repository viewer. netop: network topology visualizer. dive: tool for exploring each layer in a docker image." etc. (edit to add: This is already prett…
I wish the one-sentence descriptions were displayed in the lists. When I click through to https://terminaltrove.com/new/ , I have to click through every single one of those names to find out what they are. It'd be a lot nicer if I could swoop through and see "grv: git repository viewer. netop: network topology visualizer. dive: tool for exploring each layer in a docker image." etc. (edit to add: This is already prett…
ChatGPT to the rescue. Not going to verify each of these, but a 5 word or less description helped me bbcli - Basic BBC News interface. bmon - Bandwidth monitoring and debugging tool. bottom - System resource monitoring utility. broot - Tree view file explorer. btop - Resource monitor, process manager. byobu - Text-based window manager, multiplexer. calcurse - Command-line calendar and scheduling. cava - Console-based…
> elia - A TUI ChatGPT client built built with Textual
ChatGPT to the rescue. Not going to verify each of these, but a 5 word or less description helped me bbcli - Basic BBC News interface. bmon - Bandwidth monitoring and debugging tool. bottom - System resource monitoring utility. broot - Tree view file explorer. btop - Resource monitor, process manager. byobu - Text-based window manager, multiplexer. calcurse - Command-line calendar and scheduling. cava - Console-based…
I wish the one-sentence descriptions were displayed in the lists. When I click through to https://terminaltrove.com/new/ , I have to click through every single one of those names to find out what they are. It'd be a lot nicer if I could swoop through and see "grv: git repository viewer. netop: network topology visualizer. dive: tool for exploring each layer in a docker image." etc. (edit to add: This is already prett…
ChatGPT to the rescue. Not going to verify each of these, but a 5 word or less description helped me bbcli - Basic BBC News interface. bmon - Bandwidth monitoring and debugging tool. bottom - System resource monitoring utility. broot - Tree view file explorer. btop - Resource monitor, process manager. byobu - Text-based window manager, multiplexer. calcurse - Command-line calendar and scheduling. cava - Console-based…
ChatGPT to the rescue. Not going to verify each of these, but a 5 word or less description helped me bbcli - Basic BBC News interface. bmon - Bandwidth monitoring and debugging tool. bottom - System resource monitoring utility. broot - Tree view file explorer. btop - Resource monitor, process manager. byobu - Text-based window manager, multiplexer. calcurse - Command-line calendar and scheduling. cava - Console-based…
This list is weirdly not that helpful. `planor`, the planetary orbital calculator, sounds cool, but it's actually "A TUI client for cloud services for aws, vultr, heroku, etc." No orbits in sight! Now I'm not sure which of the descriptions are accurate.
ChatGPT to the rescue. Not going to verify each of these, but a 5 word or less description helped me bbcli - Basic BBC News interface. bmon - Bandwidth monitoring and debugging tool. bottom - System resource monitoring utility. broot - Tree view file explorer. btop - Resource monitor, process manager. byobu - Text-based window manager, multiplexer. calcurse - Command-line calendar and scheduling. cava - Console-based…
Terminal image viewer with native support for iTerm and Kitty
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This list is weirdly not that helpful. `planor`, the planetary orbital calculator, sounds cool, but it's actually "A TUI client for cloud services for aws, vultr, heroku, etc." No orbits in sight! Now I'm not sure which of the descriptions are accurate.
Yeah, and what in the world is a "temporary email"?