Next up in our list of best Linux terminal apps we’re having a Cmus, now Cmus is a terminal based music player based on Ncurses now you might be wondering why would i need this well if you’re using a cli based Linux then this tool is extremely useful to play a music now take an example of raspberry pi now I use a Cmus my raspberry pi which serves as a Nas server for my home and guess what it allows to play music right from the raspberry pi which has connected to speakers.
#Linux terminal app code#
I would say bpython is more flexible than the vanilla version of the python interpreter and helps in writing the code more easily.
Now keep in mind it doesn’t let you select with a mouse but still you can autofill the suggestions by pressing the tab key. Just like python just type bpython to launch the rebel environment now than inside you can import something and it provides an order suggestions to choose from. The next up we’re having a b python the b python is the next level python repel tool that provides intelligent suggestions within the terminal application while typing now just like an ide the auto-suggestions will be shown in regards to what you type bpython doesn’t aim to be a complete ide the focus is on implementing a few ideas in a practically useful and lightweight manner.
Now overall i would say tmux is a must-have tool to be installed if you are a powerful linux user and want to do a multiple things at the same time on a single screen. Now to exit from the workspace you can simply type exit and that’s it now to exit from the session or detach from a session you can press control + b and d . You can press control + b then pressing the arrow keys to switch between these workspaces.In the same way, you can press control + b then pressing a Double Quote(“) splits the screen vertically.Then pressing % and splits the screen horizontally with a brand new workspace.So to enter into tmux you can simply type a tmux then press ctrl + b.Now we can use a Tmux to run these commands all on one screen like compiling the source code and monitoring the system sources, downloading a file, or even affecting the network speed all can be done right from the single screen. I use them both and they're pretty powerful and useful for basic as well as for advanced usage/scenarios.Now starting with the number one in our list Tmux, Now Tmux is a terminal multiplexer it enables to create mini terminals that are accessed and controlled from a single screen the Tmux may be detached from a screen and continue running in the background then later you can reattach for example you can create a session that runs a bunch of commands at the same time side by side. Also, for viewing and editing images you could try imagemagick and/or feh, both can be managed from the terminal and unlike FIM are currently being mantained and updated. It's the safest way I know to do this kind of stuff, believe me, I should know since I like trying new apps and stuff but always play with them in a VM first just to make sure they're worth installing in my real pc/system, if they're not, then I won't thus saving me the trouble of having to remove them later.
#Linux terminal app install#
Since you seem to be so enthusiastic about this, may I suggest that you install virtualbox? You could create a couple of virtual machines and try in those whatever it is you want to preventing both your real machine and system from any potential damage. Last commit was on March 2018 I'm not saying that's necessarily a problem but just thought you should know. Goto - which allows you to create named bookmarks for directories and jump straight to them!įar from an exhaustive list, but some of my favorite and most used terminal based commands/programs!Ĭlick to expand.FIM hasn't been updated/maintained for nearly almost 2 years. Sent - terminal based alternative to powerpoint/impressĭmenu - text based menu/launcher system for dwmĪnd a project of another user called: Ip - view/modify networking/routing settings Nc/Netcat- the Swiss army knife for TCP/UDP. Rsync - copy/backup files locally/remotely W3m - browser - I use w3m in various scripts I've created that allow me to search Google or duckduckgo from the terminal, or to search, or a thesaurus website for word definitions/suggestions.ĭtrx - AKA do the right extract - extract any compressed archives from the terminalĬmus - powerful and lightweight music playerĪpt - package management on my Debian systems (I only use Debian stable or Debian testing ATM!)Īll of the other unix-like GNU userland tools. Ag/silver searcher - multi-threaded grep on steroids
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