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WebMConverter is a Windows GUI wrapper around ffmpeg and AviSynth for converting videos to WebM without the command line. It is a fork of another project and also handles downloading, trimming and cropping. It requires .NET Framework 4.8 and 32-bit AviSynth 2.6.0.
WebWormhole creates ephemeral pipes between computers to send files or other data, using WebRTC for connections with a model similar to Magic Wormhole. It can be used in browsers or on the command line, where a one-time code establishes the connection. The project states it is still in early development and has not had security or cryptography review.
Command-line tool for checking which known breaches may be linked to a target email address.
Whisper is a robust speech recognition system developed by OpenAI, hosted on GitHub. It uses large-scale weak supervision for training, and the repository includes documentation on its approach, setup, available models and supported languages, plus command-line usage instructions.
Whisper command line client compatible with the original OpenAI client and based on CTranslate2. It uses CTranslate2 and the Faster-whisper implementation. The project lists Docker images with pre-loaded models, speaker diarization, voice activity detection and live transcription from a microphone. It is installed as a Python package or run from a Docker image.
Whoami is a privacy and anonymity tool for Debian and Arch based Linux distributions. It uses multiple modules to keep online activity private, does not track users or keep logs, and offers a command-line interface with auto-complete and history-based suggestions. The documentation page is marked as coming soon.
Why Is This Running? (witr) is a tool that traces processes, ports, containers and files back to the startup source that launched them. It is available as a command-line interface and text-based user interface, with a browser-based trial option, and its source code is hosted on GitHub under the pranshuparmar user account.
wik is a command-line tool that retrieves information from Wikipedia directly in the terminal. It allows users to search for Wikipedia articles, retrieve summaries of topics, view full article information, select the language for content, access random Wikipedia articles, and caches retrieved pages on disk for faster repeated access and offline use.
win-vind provides a lightweight hybrid UI system of CUI and GUI for Windows, allowing users to control the Windows GUI in the same way as Vim. It is a small single binary with no dependencies that runs with user permissions and is available from the command line for UI operations. It is fully open source under the MIT License.
Windows command-line system information tool inspired by neofetch-style summaries.
WinGet is a command line tool that enables developers to discover, install, upgrade, remove and configure applications on Windows computers. It serves as the client interface to the Windows Package Manager service and is supported on Windows 10 version 1809 (build 17763) or later.
WireSock Secure Connect is a WireGuard VPN client for Windows, available as a command-line tool and a UI application. It offers selective application tunneling, exclusion of specific IP addresses, and a network lock that blocks internet traffic if the VPN connection drops. It is free for personal, educational and non-profit use, with a separate commercial license.
wkhtmltopdf and wkhtmltoimage are open source command line tools that render HTML into PDF and image formats using the Qt WebKit rendering engine. They run headless without a display or display service. A C library, libwkhtmltox, offers bindings for PDF and image conversion.
XPipe is a connection hub that accesses server infrastructure from a local machine. It works on top of installed command-line programs and requires no setup on remote systems. It manages remote connections, remote file management, terminal launching, SSH support, container runtime integrations, hypervisors, remote apps, and concurrency synchronization through a git repository. A Community plan is free; Homelab is $5/month or $40/year, and Professional is $10/month or $80/year.
An extensible command line tool or library to format yaml files.
YARA is a tool aimed at helping malware researchers identify and classify malware samples. It creates descriptions of malware families, called rules, based on textual or binary patterns; each rule consists of strings and a boolean expression. YARA is multi-platform, running on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, and can be used via its command-line interface or from Python scripts with the yara-python extension.
You Don't Need GUI is a list of common computing tasks, such as copying files, moving directories, zipping archives and checking disk usage, presented with command-line equivalents instead of graphical methods. The readme notes graphical interfaces can require more resources and be harder to automate via scripting. A Chinese translation is provided.
You-Get is a command-line utility for downloading media contents such as videos, audios and images from the web. It supports sites including YouTube, Youku and Niconico, can stream online videos in a media player, and download images or arbitrary non-HTML files. Installation options include pip, Antigen, GitHub, git clone, Homebrew, pkg and Flox.
Lightweight application for searching and playing videos from YouTube, offering a command-line interface and a GTK+ interface. Dependencies include yt-dlp or youtube-dl, and logging in requires a YouTube API key and OAuth client credentials. It is packaged for several Linux distributions, FreeBSD, OSX and others.
yq is a lightweight, portable command-line processor for YAML, JSON, INI and XML files, written in Go. It uses jq-like syntax and also supports processing CSV, TSV, properties, HCL, LUA, TOML, KYAML and shell output. It supports the most common jq operations, with additional functionality being added continuously. Dependency-free binaries are available for multiple platforms, and installation via various package managers is supported.
yq is a portable command-line processor for structured data formats including YAML, JSON, XML, CSV, TOML, HCL and properties files, hosted on GitHub. The repository provides a usage guide covering basic and advanced operations for the tool.
Ytdlp.wiki is a community-maintained wiki for the yt-dlp command-line tool, covering commands, FAQs and common issues. It also hosts a web interface that runs yt-dlp, youtube-dl and ytdl commands in the browser to download videos. Downloaded files are placed in a buffer and automatically deleted after one hour, and the site states it does not store user information.
Yubnub is a web-based command line service that allows users to execute custom commands to access external websites and tools. Example commands include image searches, random number generation, and dictionary lookups. It supports advanced syntax for creating custom commands with multiple parameters and default values, and can be integrated with web browsers including Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera.
Zap is a command line AppImage package manager for Linux. It installs AppImages and supports desktop integration, delta updates and a configurable storage location. Zap itself is distributed as an AppImage and the source is available under the MIT license.
