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Alacritty is a cross-platform terminal emulator with sensible defaults and extensive configuration. It integrates with other applications rather than reimplementing their functionality. Supported platforms are BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows, and the software is described as being at a beta level of readiness.
OpenCode is an open source AI coding agent available as a terminal-based interface, desktop app, or IDE extension. It supports multiple LLM providers and local models, and does not store code or context data. Enterprise options include centralized configuration, SSO integration, and an internal AI gateway.
Zsh is a shell designed for interactive use that is also a powerful scripting language. The zsh.org site is an index to Zsh information and archives, with links to web pages, frequently asked questions, and distribution sites.
ShellCheck is an open source static analysis tool that automatically finds bugs in shell scripts. It is written in Haskell, licensed under GPLv3, and can be installed locally via cabal, apt, dnf, pkg or brew. A web page allows pasting a script to view its output.
Distrobox is a tool that uses podman, docker or lilipod to create containers running the Linux distribution of the user's choice inside the terminal. The created containers are tightly integrated with the host, sharing the HOME directory, external storage, external USB devices, graphical apps and audio.
Pipeseroni maintains terminal screensavers, the best known being pipes.sh, an original script written in Bash. Related programs include pipes.c in C, snakes.pl in Perl, maze.py in Python, pipesX.sh and weave.sh. The project began with a script posted to the Arch Linux Forums in early 2010, and an MIT license was added in 2015.
