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CLI vs Opengist

How do CLI and Opengist compare? Here are the facts side by side: pricing, platforms, open-source status and what each one is for.

Directory details: CLI and Opengist
Directory detail	CLI	Opengist
What it is	This command-line client publishes Markdown pastes to Rentry and supports the Rentry API.	Opengist provides a self-hosted pastebin powered by Git, with its source published as open-source software.
Website	github.com/radude/rentry	opengist.io
Type	Open-source project	Online tool
Topic	Pastebins	Pastebins
Pricing	Not confirmed	Not confirmed
Platforms	Not recorded	Web
Open source	Yes	Yes
Language	English	English
Alternatives	20 alternatives	10 alternatives

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