magit.vc
Magit is a text-based user interface to Git that runs inside Emacs. It runs Git commands in the background and makes visible output actionable, and users can see which commands are run.
OrbStack
OrbStack is a tool for running Docker containers and Linux machines on macOS, described as a drop-in replacement for Docker Desktop. It offers command line integration, file sharing, Rosetta x86 emulation and isolated sandboxes. A free tier is offered for personal, non-commercial use.
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Magit is a text-based user interface to Git that runs inside Emacs. It runs Git commands in the background and makes visible output actionable, and users can see which commands are run.
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0Shottr is a free macOS screenshot app with annotations, scrolling screenshots, OCR and measurement tools. It is a native app optimized for Apple silicon and also offers background effects, pixelation, color picking and S3 upload.
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xbar is a macOS application that places the output of any executable script or program in the menu bar. It offers hundreds of pre-built plugins across categories such as AWS Cloud, Cryptocurrency, Email, Finance, Network, Weather and Web, and users can write their own plugins in any language. It is described as the BitBar reboot.
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0The FreeBSD Handbook is a documentation resource for FreeBSD users, published on the FreeBSD Documentation Portal. It includes chapters on ZFS, described as an advanced file system, and on advanced networking topics such as gateways and routes.
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0Wofi is a launcher and menu program for wlroots-based Wayland compositors such as sway. It is available from a Sourcehut repository, which states that the project is not actively maintained and receives only occasional updates. Official documentation is provided through man pages in the repository, and sample styling is linked separately. Bug reports and patches go to separate Sourcehut services.
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0Hammerspoon is a tool for automation of macOS, acting as a bridge between the operating system and a Lua scripting engine. Extensions expose system functionality, letting Lua code interact with APIs for applications, windows, mouse pointers, filesystem objects, audio devices, batteries, screens, keyboard and mouse events, clipboards, location services and wifi. Out of the box it does nothing; users create a Lua script in ~/.hammerspoon/init.lua.
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