Linux & Mac Apps

Liquidprompt adds an adaptive prompt to Bash and Zsh that displays contextual information in the terminal.

cheat.sh provides a command-line and web interface to programming and command-line examples.

Bash-it collects community-maintained Bash commands and scripts for Bash environments.

Browsh renders modern web content in an interactive text-based browser for terminals.

Transfer files between computers with Portal, a command-line utility whose repository lists peer-to-peer and end-to-end topics.

This repository collects useful Unix shell one-liners and command-line tools.

skim provides fuzzy finding in Rust, according to its repository description.

calcurse provides text-based calendar and scheduling features, with source downloads, packages, and release notes available.

bluetuith manages Bluetooth connections from a cross-platform terminal interface.

Hyfetch displays system information in a terminal with LGBTQ+ pride-flag themes, according to its repository description.

ShellGPT brings AI language models to command-line workflows, according to its repository description.

Super Grub2 Disk helps boot operating systems when they cannot start normally.

fzf searches command-line lists with fuzzy matching, helping select files, commands, and other entries.

fclones finds duplicate files, according to the project title and repository description.

Prezto configures Zsh with defaults, aliases, functions, and command-line interface enhancements.

JDSP4Linux processes audio for PipeWire and PulseAudio clients, according to its repository description.

BibDesk manages bibliographies on Mac, with downloads and release notes listed for macOS 10.13 and later.

magic-trace collects and displays high-resolution traces of process activity.

The Zsh website provides shell documentation and archives, describing Zsh as a command shell.

Mousai identifies songs, according to its repository description and project page.

nb supports plain-text notes, bookmarks, and archives through command-line and local web interfaces.

cava visualizes audio across multiple platforms, according to its repository description.

pacwall changes a Linux wallpaper to show the dependency graph and status of installed pacman packages.

fm manages files in a terminal interface, with its project built using Go and Bubble Tea.