MarkFlowy is billed as a modern and intelligent Markdown editor.
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Crush – terminal-based AI assistant
Crush is a powerful terminal-based AI assistant that helps with software development tasks.
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Tinct – extracts color palettes from images
Tinct is a modern, extensible CLI tool that extracts color palettes from images and generates configuration files.
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t-rec – fast terminal recorder
t-rec captures terminal sessions and other windows as compact animated GIFs or MP4 videos with configurable recording controls.
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Wealthfolio – local-first investment and personal finance tracker
Wealthfolio combines investment tracking, net worth, spending, budgeting and retirement planning in a local-first Linux application.
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86Box – low level x86 emulator
86Box is a low level x86 emulator that runs older operating systems and software designed for IBM PC systems and compatibles from 1981
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ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.2 released: AI grammar and spell check, customizable hotkeys, macro recording, improved PDF redaction and forms
The latest version of ONLYOFFICE Docs is already available, bringing an AI-powered grammar and spelling checker that can be enabled through the built-in AI plugin. However, the 9.2 release also brings more customization (custom keyboard shortcuts), automation (macro recording), improved PDF redaction, and clearer form-building tools, all the small changes that add up to a smoother editing workflow.
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Folo – AI-powered news aggregator
Folo organizes content into one timeline, keeping you updated on what matters, noise free.
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Minisforum UM890 Pro Mini PC Running Linux: cTDP
Delving into the UM890 Pro’s BIOS reveals an option not available in the other mini PC’s I’ve been writing about. The BIOS setting lets you set the AMD Configurable TDP (cTDP).
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tdf – TUI-based PDF viewer
tdf is a responsive PDF viewer for the terminal, offering asynchronous rendering, document searching, hot reloading and optional EPUB support.
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Alternatives to popular CLI tools: rename
This article spotlights alternative tools to rename which renames the specified files by replacing the first occurrence of expression in their name by replacement.
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LainOS – Arch Linux-based desktop distribution
LainOS’s mission is to create a lightweight, powerful, and user-friendly Linux experience for developers, hackers, and tinkerers.
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regname – terminal batch renamer
regname provides a terminal interface for mass renaming files and folders using regex matching, replacements and live previews.
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OneKeePass – cross-platform KeePass-compatible password manager
OneKeePass protects KeePass databases with encryption and supports passkeys, TOTP, SSH keys, remote storage and customizable entry types.
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yadm – Git-based dotfile manager
yadm manages dotfiles in a Git repository with system-specific alternatives, templates, encryption, hooks and bootstrap scripts.
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cljstyle – tool for formatting Clojure code
cljstyle reformats Clojure source using configurable rules, with check, fix and pipe commands, namespace cleanup and diff output.
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Pd-L2Ork – fork of Pure Data
Pd-L2Ork is a fork of Pure Data. a visual programming language. That means you can use it to create software graphically by drawing diagrams.
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Rustow – symbolic link farm manager
Rustow manages symbolic link farms with stow, unstow, restow and adopt operations, simulations and special directory name handling.
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liveboat – static page generator for Newsboat feeds
Liveboat is a static page generator which turns Newsboat RSS reader feed data into beautiful static websites.
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lvsk-calendar – terminal-based calendar application
lvsk-calendar is a terminal-based calendar application with minimalist design and monochromatic pastel aesthetics.
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