nvim-tree.lua is a file explorer / filesystem tree view plugin for Neovim. It’s written in Lua.
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nvim-tree.lua is a file explorer / filesystem tree view plugin for Neovim. It’s written in Lua.
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history is a command which displays or manipulates the history list. We recommend alternatives to this command.
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Archey is a simple system information tool written in Python.
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hiSHtory is a better shell history. It stores your shell history in context.
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xplr is a terminal UI based file explorer that aims to increase your terminal productivity. It’s written in Rust.
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Bevel is a tool which offers command line history in an SQLite database for effective re-use.
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rtfetch is a command-line system information tool. It’s a clone of neofetch but written in Rust.
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browsr is a a pleasant file explorer in your terminal supporting all filesystems.
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KatharĂ¡ is a lightweight network emulation system based on Docker containers. It’s written in Python.
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Rust-Traverse is a terminal based file explorer. It is inspired by the NNN file manager. It uses Ratatui for the terminal UI.
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NerdFetch is a simple shell script which fetches information about your system.
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These text-based Spotify clients lets you enjoy Spotify streaming without using the semi-official bloated app.
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faint is a fuzzy file explorer for the CLI that supports various extensible features.
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rxfetch is a custom system fetching tool written in a Bash script.
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Spotify + status + some Latin = Spotifatius
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transgender is a minimalistic TUI file explorer with minimal dependencies, written by a Ranger hater.
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gg is a small collection of games that you can play in your terminal.
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screenFetch is a handy Bash script that can be used to generate one of those nifty terminal theme information and ASCII distribution logos.
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We showcase free and open source alternatives to tar, the most widely used archiving utility in Linux systems.
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