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tgpt is a cross-platform command-line interface tool for using AI chatbots in the terminal. It is available for GNU/Linux, macOS, FreeBSD and Windows, and can be installed through scripts, package managers such as Homebrew, Pacman, Scoop, Chocolatey and Go, or from release executables. The project is distributed under the GPL-3.0 license.
tint is a command-line tool that recolors images using theme palettes, supporting themes such as Catppuccin, Nord, Gruvbox and others. It offers smooth color transitions, luminosity adjustment and options to control interpolation, and works with JPEG and PNG image files. It is distributed as a single self-contained Go binary.
A command line interface for interacting with Mastodon instances
Trackma is an open multi-site list manager for Unix-like systems, formerly known as wMAL. It fetches, updates and uses data from personal lists hosted on media tracking sites, supporting local list management and synchronization. It offers multiple user interfaces (Qt, GTK, curses, command-line), supports several media types, and can detect running media players to update lists.
Trovu is a free, privacy-focused command-line style web search tool. It allows searching over 1000 websites via curated and personal shortcuts organized by namespaces, with support for multiple typed arguments. It is accessible via web browser, smartphone, or Raycast, and is the successor to the Serchilo project.
ttyper is a terminal-based typing test built with Rust and Ratatui. It ships pre-built binaries and can be installed via cargo, pacman, nix or scoop. A command-line usage message lists options for word count, language, config file and modes such as sudden death and no-backtrack. Default languages are listed by name and description.
Umi-OCR is free, open-source offline OCR software for Windows 7 x64 and above. It supports screenshot capture and batch image import, PDF document recognition, and scanning or generating QR codes. It runs offline without a network connection and offers command-line and HTTP API calling methods.
unxip is a command-line tool designed for rapidly unarchiving Xcode XIP files and writing them to disk with good compression, aiming to outperform Bom. It can also read from a stream and extract to a specified directory. It is available as a precompiled binary for macOS 12.0 and later, through MacPorts and Homebrew, and can be built with Swift.
Virtual Machine Manager (virt-manager) is a graphical tool for managing virtual machines via libvirt, mainly QEMU/KVM virtual machines, with Xen and libvirt LXC containers supported. It also provides command line tools: virt-install to create virtual machines, virt-clone to duplicate them and virt-xml to edit them or manipulate libvirt XML.
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.
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.
Windows command-line system information tool inspired by neofetch-style summaries.
An extensible command line tool or library to format yaml files.
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.
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 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.
Zygisk module that detaches installed apps from the Play Store by hooking libbinder. It is intended to counter the store's updating policy that ignores the user's auto-update setting. Installation requires enabling zygisk in Magisk or flashing a Zygisk module on KernelSU, flashing the module, and rebooting; apps are selected via a command-line tool, an app, or a WebUI.
