cmus
cmus.github.iocmus plays music from a console on Unix-like operating systems, according to its project description.
Looking for something like dunst? Here are 6 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 1 are free or have a free plan and 2 are open source.
Dunst is a notification daemon for X11 and Wayland on Linux and other Unix-like systems. It replaces the notification daemon provided by most desktop environments.
| # | Alternative | Pricing | Open source | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | cmus | — | Not stated | Linux, macOS, Windows |
| 2 | Waydroid | Free | Yes | Linux |
| 3 | MOC | — | Not stated | Linux |
| 4 | Scrot | — | Yes | Linux |
| 5 | Plan9Port | — | Not stated | Linux, macOS, Web |
| 6 | SystemRescue | — | Not stated | Linux, Web, Windows |
cmus plays music from a console on Unix-like operating systems, according to its project description.
Waydroid runs a full Android system in a container on GNU/Linux desktops using Wayland.
MOC plays music through a text console on Linux and Unix systems, according to its project page.
scrot captures screen images from a command line on Linux and Unix systems.
Plan 9 from User Space provides information and resources for running Plan 9 software on Unix systems.
SystemRescue provides a bootable environment with tools for disk partitioning and system recovery.
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