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Kitty is a GPU-based terminal emulator designed for power keyboard users, with all controls accessible via keyboard and full mouse support. It runs multiple programs in tabs and windows with tiling layouts, and its configuration is a single human-editable file. Written in C, Python, and Go, it uses OpenGL for rendering and supports modern terminal features such as Unicode and true color.
GNU Bash is the GNU Project's shell, an sh-compatible shell that incorporates features from the Korn shell and the C shell. It is intended to conform to the POSIX Shell and Tools standard and offers improvements over sh for programming and interactive use. Most sh scripts can run by Bash without modification. It includes command-line editing, job control, shell functions and aliases, and indexed arrays.
Claws Mail is an email client and news reader based on GTK+. It offers multiple accounts, threaded display, filtering and MIME attachments, plus Usenet news reading and posting, with SSL over POP3, SMTP, IMAP4rev1 and NNTP. Messages are managed in the standard MH format, and additional functionality is provided by plugins. It is distributed under the GPL.
KGet is a download manager for KDE. It downloads files from FTP and HTTP(S) sources, can pause and resume downloads, and integrates with the Konqueror web browser and the system tray. It also supports Metalink files containing multiple download URLs, checksums and other information.
Newsboat is an RSS/Atom feed reader for the text console, described as an actively maintained fork of Newsbeuter. The documentation states it is designed for text terminals on Unix or Unix-like systems such as GNU/Linux, FreeBSD or Mac OS X; it has been tested on Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X, while NetBSD is not supported.
Luakit is a configurable web browser framework built on the WebKit engine and the GTK+ toolkit, extensible with Lua and licensed under GNU GPLv3. It targets power users and developers who want fine-grained control over browser behaviour and interface.
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Kitty is a GPU-based terminal emulator designed for power keyboard users, with all controls accessible via keyboard and full mouse support. It runs multiple programs in tabs and windows with tiling layouts, and its configuration is a single human-editable file. Written in C, Python, and Go, it uses OpenGL for rendering and supports modern terminal features such as Unicode and true color.
GNU Bash is the GNU Project's shell, an sh-compatible shell that incorporates features from the Korn shell and the C shell. It is intended to conform to the POSIX Shell and Tools standard and offers improvements over sh for programming and interactive use. Most sh scripts can run by Bash without modification. It includes command-line editing, job control, shell functions and aliases, and indexed arrays.
Claws Mail is an email client and news reader based on GTK+. It offers multiple accounts, threaded display, filtering and MIME attachments, plus Usenet news reading and posting, with SSL over POP3, SMTP, IMAP4rev1 and NNTP. Messages are managed in the standard MH format, and additional functionality is provided by plugins. It is distributed under the GPL.
KGet is a download manager for KDE. It downloads files from FTP and HTTP(S) sources, can pause and resume downloads, and integrates with the Konqueror web browser and the system tray. It also supports Metalink files containing multiple download URLs, checksums and other information.
Newsboat is an RSS/Atom feed reader for the text console, described as an actively maintained fork of Newsbeuter. The documentation states it is designed for text terminals on Unix or Unix-like systems such as GNU/Linux, FreeBSD or Mac OS X; it has been tested on Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X, while NetBSD is not supported.
Luakit is a configurable web browser framework built on the WebKit engine and the GTK+ toolkit, extensible with Lua and licensed under GNU GPLv3. It targets power users and developers who want fine-grained control over browser behaviour and interface.
