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rxfetch – minimal but geeky fetch utility

December 31, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, System Software

rxfetch is a custom system fetching tool written in a Bash script.

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talking-clock – highly configurable talking clock

December 22, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Productivity

talking-clock is a highly configurable clock written in bash with soundpack and voice options. It’s written in Bash.

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osync – two way filesync script

December 2, 2024 Steve Emms Internet

osync is a two way filesync script running on Bash. It offers local-local and local-remote sync, full script time control and more.

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metar – weather report tool

November 23, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Scientific

metar is a simple utility to find wweather stations and get METAR reports. Most METAR stations are airports.

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Laptop

battery-wallpaper – script to set wallpaper according to battery percentage

November 9, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

battery-wallpaper is a bash script to set an animated battery as desktop wallpaper showing charging animation.

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tdo – opinionated command-line note-taking system

October 3, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Productivity

tdo is a opinionated, command line based note-taking system.

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rm-trash – replacement for rm

September 23, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

The rm-trash utility puts the files you delete in a shell safely into the Trash (Recycle bin).

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Files

Brash – trash manager

September 21, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

Brash is a command-line trash manager.

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Navita – rapid directory traversal

September 20, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

Navita is a Bash/Zsh utility for rapid directory traversal, employing fuzzy matching, history tracking, and path validation.

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Emojis

wofi-emoji – simple emoji selector for Wayland

July 28, 2024 Steve Emms Other

wofi-emoji is a simple emoji selector for Wayland using wofi that relies on wtype and wl-clipboard.

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findpick – general purpose file picker combining “find” command with a fuzzy finder

July 27, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

findpick is a general purpose file picker combining “find” command with a fuzzy finder. It’s written in Bash.

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Emoji

bemoji – emoji picker

July 26, 2024 Steve Emms Other

bemoji is an emoji picker that remembers your favorites, with support for bemenu/wofi/rofi/dmenu and wayland/X11.

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lsix – ls for images

July 16, 2024 Steve Emms Graphics, Utilities

lsix is like the ls command but for images.The tool shows thumbnails in a terminal using sixel graphics. It’s written in Bash.

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Git Clients

git-toolbelt – suite of useful Git commands

July 15, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

git-toolbelt is a suite of useful Git commands that aid with scripting or every day command line usage.

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Git Clients

git-standup – recall what you did on the last working day

July 14, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

git-standup lets you recall what you did on the last working day.

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Git Clients

git-quick-stats – access various statistics in a git repository

July 13, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

git-quick-stats is a simple and efficient way to access various statistics in git repository.

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Git Clients

git-fuzzy – interactive git with the help of fzf

July 9, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

git-fuzzy is CLI interface to git that relies heavily on fzf.

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Files

vimv – mass rename files using Vim

June 23, 2024 Steve Emms CLI, Productivity, Utilities

vimv is a terminal-based file rename utility that lets you easily mass-rename files using Vim.

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radion – internet radio TUI client

May 2, 2024 Luke Baker CLI, Multimedia, Reviews

radion is an internet radio TUI client, written in Bash. This is free and open source software. There’s also a Python version available.

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Webcam Tools

webcamize – use your camera as a webcam

April 4, 2024 Steve Emms Multimedia

Webcamize is software which lets you use any modern camera as a webcam on Linux—your DSLR, mirrorless, camcorder, point-and-shoot, and even some smartphones/tablets.

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