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A reference page covering macOS-specific command-line utilities for Unix-like macOS systems. It documents commands such as caffeinate for sleep behavior, pbcopy and pbpaste for clipboard access, networkQuality for Internet speed tests, sips for image manipulation, open for launching files and applications, textutil for document conversion, and mdfind and mdls for Spotlight searches.
A command-line tool that scrapes the site hianime to browse and watch anime, including alone and with friends. It is distributed with a GPL-3.0 license and lists Linux, Mac and Android among its supported platforms.
apt-fast is an open-source shell script wrapper for the apt package manager, designed to accelerate the download speed of software packages on Debian-based Linux distributions. The project is hosted on GitHub and includes installation instructions for Ubuntu, Debian, and their derivatives.
Arc is a flat GTK theme with transparent elements for GTK 2, GTK 3 and GTK 4, plus GNOME Shell, Cinnamon, Unity, Metacity, Xfwm and Plank. It is an actively maintained fork of horst3180's original theme, unmaintained since May 2017, and aims to keep it updated with new toolkit and desktop versions while preserving the original design. It comes in four variants and is distributed under GPL-3.0.
A crowd-sourced list of games that use anti-cheats and their compatibility with GNU/Linux or Wine/Proton. Entries carry statuses such as Supported, Running, Planned, Broken and Denied, with notes and recorded update times.
Awesome for One Liner is an open-source curated list project hosted on GitHub. It compiles useful commands for creating Unix shell one-liners, including references to utilities such as moreutils, dateutils, and uniutils.
Awesome Ricing is a curated list of tools and technologies intended to help with ricing on Linux, described as making the operating system look beautiful. The list groups packages under headings such as window managers, which includes tiling window managers like bspwm and i3, along with terminals, bars and panels, CLI tools, colorschemes and shells.
Awesome Terminal Recorder is an open source command-line or Unix tool for terminal workflows and system use.
A collection of handy Bash one-liners and terminal tricks for data processing and Linux system maintenance, covering topics such as terminal multiplexers, variables, grep, sed, awk, xargs and networking. The author notes it is mainly used on Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, RedHat, Linux Mint, Mac and CentOS.
bash-it is an open source command-line or Unix tool for terminal workflows and system use.
Basher is a package manager for bash scripts. It installs, uninstalls and updates bash packages from the command line, in the manner of composer for PHP, npm for node.js and apt for Linux tools. Packages need not register before use; if organised in a logical way, basher knows how to install them.
bash_loading_animations is a collection of ready-to-use loading animations in ASCII and UTF-8 intended for integration into Bash scripts. The repository provides a script and demo; the source advises retrieving the script via git clone or curl/wget rather than copying the raw file from a browser.
Bashly is a command line application written in Ruby that generates bash command line tools from a YAML configuration describing commands, subcommands, arguments, and flags. It produces a standalone script that parses and validates user input, provides help messages, and runs per-command code kept in separate files. Optional standard library functions include color output, config file management, YAML parsing, and bash completions.
bpkg is a bash package manager that installs and manages Bash packages, handling installing and uninstalling and execution permissions. It can install shell scripts globally or per project, placing global installs in /usr/local/bin and per-project installs under the deps/ directory. It can be installed via an install script, clibs, or from source.
Busybox-w32 is a WIN32 native port of BusyBox, providing Unix-style utilities and a shell on Windows. The project states that things may work, may not, or may never work because of differences between Linux and Windows. Precompiled binaries are offered for i686, x86_64 and aarch64. Building requires a MinGW toolchain and a POSIX environment.
cheat.sh is a cheat sheet resource available on GitHub. It provides quick reference information and includes a command-line client named cht.sh. The project aims to offer concise documentation for various commands and programming topics.
Cli is a command-line tool for customizing the Spotify client. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. The project is hosted on GitHub and enables users to modify the appearance and behavior of the Spotify application.
cliamp is a terminal-based music player that plays local files, podcasts, streaming services, media servers and internet radio through one playlist interface. It includes a 10-band equalizer, visualizers, synced lyrics and Lua plugins. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Cliamp is a terminal music player inspired by Winamp. It plays local files, streams, podcasts, and content from sources including YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, Navidrome, Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby, and offers a spectrum visualizer, parametric EQ, and playlists. A native Android client covers radio, podcasts, and the same servers.
clipboard-history, known as Ringboard, is a clipboard manager for Linux. It is a software project on GitHub. The application tracks clipboard history, enabling users to access previously copied items. The project includes a demo and installation instructions.
ClipBook is a clipboard history app for Mac. It stores copied items and lets users find and reuse them, including pasting to the active app, merging or splitting text items, and extracting text from images. It requires macOS 13.0 or later.
ClipPocket is a smart clipboard manager for macOS. It saves copy history with type detection, search, pins, and privacy-first local storage. The project is hosted on GitHub and provides these features.
Cloud CLI (also called Claude Code UI) is a free open source web interface and GUI for managing Claude Code sessions and projects remotely. It provides a desktop and mobile UI for Claude Code, Cursor CLI, and Codex, usable locally or remotely, with chat, a shell terminal, file explorer, Git explorer, and session management.
A site offering one-line shell challenges intended to help users improve their command-line skill. The interface accepts commands with keyboard shortcuts for history, completion and clearing the line. The site lists solutions and was built using JavaScript, Openmoji and Golang.
