Funky developers have created applications that allow you to bypass the web-only barrier of YouTube. Here’s our recommended terminal-based YouTube tools.
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Category: CLI
peek – multi-buffer terminal pager
peek is a lightweight ncurses-based terminal pager written in C.
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rucat – cat-like utility
rucat is a cat-like command line utility that combines multiple files, directories, or standard input into a single structured output.
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forkrun – NUMA-aware contention-free streaming parallelization
forkrun is a Bash-native streaming parallelization engine for Linux that’s designed as a drop-in replacement for Parallel and xargs -P.
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tidy – organizes files in a chosen directory into category folders
tidy is a command-line utility written in Rust that organizes files in a chosen directory into category folders according to file extensions.
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umber – tool to replace cat
umber is a command-line utility designed to replace cat for reading source code and other text files in the terminal.
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AutoTidy – desktop file organiser
AutoTidy is a desktop file organiser that helps keep folders such as Downloads, Screenshots, and Desktop under control.
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axe – xargs alternative
axe is a command-line utility that serves as an alternative to xargs, with a particular focus on argument processing and argument ordering.
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7 Best Free and Open Source Terminal-Based File Sharing Tools
We are always on the look out for easy, simple and secure ways to transfer files and folders. Try these terminal-based tools.
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cargo-audit – Cargo subcommand
cargo-audit is a Cargo subcommand for Rust projects that checks the dependencies recorded in Cargo.lock against the RustSec Advisory Database.
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cargo-deny – Cargo subcommand for Rust projects
cargo-deny is a Cargo subcommand for Rust projects that helps audit and enforce dependency policy.
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Alternatives to popular CLI tools: cal
We spotlight alternatives tools to cal, a utility for displaying calendars on the command-line.
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11 Best Free and Open Source Linux Terminal-Based Clocks
We pick the finest terminal-based clocks. Most of them offer a TUI, with the remaining few running from the command-line.
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rush – command-line tool for executing jobs in parallel
rush is a tool similar to parallel and gargs.
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autotidy – cross-platform file organization daemon
autotidy is a cross-platform file organization daemon that watches directories and applies user-defined YAML rules to incoming files.
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Dylint – Rust linting tool
Dylint is a linting tool that lets developers run lints packaged as dynamic libraries rather than being limited to a fixed built-in lint set.
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AIFiles – organize your files
AIFiles is a command-line application that uses AI to analyse files and help organise them into structured folders with meaningful names.
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llmfit – find local large language models
llmfit is a terminal application that helps users find local large language models that are suitable for the hardware they already own.
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jsongrep – fast querying of JSON, YAML, TOML, JSONL, CBOR
jsongrep is a CLI tool and Rust library for querying structured data with a JSONPath-inspired language based on regular path expressions.
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fwatch – configurable file organizer
fwatch is a lightweight file organizer written in Go that watches a chosen directory and automatically sorts files into destination folders.
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