A simple way to display image in a terminal using the iTerm2 image protocol.| /dev/posts/
Bijna elke developer komt zo nu en dan in aanraking met de terminal. Hoewel dit niet vervelend hoeft te zijn is het vaak een obstakel dat je moet overwinnen| AMIS Technology Blog
Proficiency in the terminal enhances efficiency and opens up a world of opportunities with handy tools and quick commands.| iO tech_hub
Git commit history is another form of documentation and it should be treated as such! It's such a useful tool as a developer to understand the history of how and why you're codebase changed. Use git rebase for a cleaner git history.| Jonathan Creamer
I had this grand idea many moons ago about writing up a TCP/IP stack for the Commodore 64, along with a lot of other people, and several o...| oldvcr.blogspot.com
Ctrl+S stops all output to the terminal which can be restarted with Ctrl+Q. But, why does Ctrl+S exist in the first place? What problem was trying to be solved by putting that control sequence in ...| Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
Text-based user interfaces (TUIs) have gained significant popularity in recent years. Even Rust has its own library called Ratatui after all. Python has several different TUI packages to choose from. One of those packages is called Asciimatics. While Asciimatics is not as full-featured and slick as Textual is, you can do quite a bit with […] The post An Intro to Asciimatics – Another Python TUI Package appeared first on Mouse Vs Python.| Mouse Vs Python
Back in the very early days of my involvement with Textualize, while looking for fun things to build to test out the framework and find problems with it, I created textual-astview. The idea was pretty simple: exercise Textual's Tree widget by using it to display the output of Python's abstract syntax tree module. While the code still works, Textual has moved on a lot, as has my approach to building applications with Textual, and so I've been wanting to do a ground-up rewrite of it. At the sam...| blog.davep.org
In this particular future, we will all use handheld spreadsheets stored on microcassettes, talking to each other via speakerphone, and proba...| oldvcr.blogspot.com
So this is a pretty interesting one, i found this one on a local marketplace for 25 dollars, so i immediately snagged it up. After it booted up, it showed an activation screen. Looks like the previous owner has logged out. We can't do much from this screen, either call| MGD Blog
zoxide is a smart and fast alternative to cd that learns your directory usage patterns and allows you to jump to directories quickly. It’s one of my favorite command-line tools and it’s an essential part of my workflow.| (think)
Con timg ahora tu emulador de terminal de tu sistema GNU/Linux puede mostrar imágenes, gifs y vídeos e incluso PDF directamente sin abrir más aplicaciones| Victorhck in the free world
Otro script en Bash para escuchar la emisora que queramos de Somafm desde la terminal de nuestro sistema GNU/Linux| Victorhck in the free world
Learn how to SSH into your 3D printer using MobaXterm for Windows. This works for Klipper, OctoPrint, Creality, QIDI, and other 3D printers!| OctoEverywhere Blog
I recently made a patch to Konsole terminal emulator, that adds to the current tab layout saving system couple more things: Working directory Size of splits Optional command to run You can find the patch here: ViewManager: Save columns, lines and working directory to tabLayout (!1095) It's a feature I've seen in other terminal editors, so I wanted to add it to Konsole as well. Note that this is not in current version of Konsole, but it will be in the next one: 25.07. Unless it gets backported...| AksDev
If you are still using shell timeout to log yourself out as a way to protect a terminal window, you can try my terminal screen locker / screen saver – sclocka Features and TODO list Build and install Build Requirements … Continue reading →| #define me human
Confession time: I don’t fully understand how terminals, shells and SSH really work (and my guess is you don’t either). And I don’t mean the cryptography behind SSH. I mean how SSH and the terminal — and the shell for that matter — interact with one another. I recently realized that even though I’ve been […] The post I don’t understand terminals, shells and SSH appeared first on Jan van den Berg.| Jan van den Berg
Con Oh My Bash podrás añadir nuevos estilos de prompts, nuevos temas, y nuevas funcionalidades a tu Bash de toda la vida| Victorhck in the free world
Much like Norton Guide readers or| blog.davep.org
It seems I really do still have this need to create new terminal-based| blog.davep.org
The run of writing new terminal-based tools that I want still keeps going.| blog.davep.org
I've just released Tinboard v0.14.0.| blog.davep.org
Tinboard has turned into a tool I use| blog.davep.org
Back in the very early days of the Textual| blog.davep.org
While my time working on Textual might have come to an| blog.davep.org
Over the past year and a half I've written a lot of Python code, and a lot| blog.davep.org
I've just released AgiNG v0.3.0. The main focus of this release was to get some searching added to the application. Similar to what I added to WEG back in the day, I wanted three types of searching: Current entry search. Current guide-wide search. All registered guides-wide search. The current entry search is done with a simple modal input, and for now the searching is always case-insensitive (I was going to add a switch for this but it sort of felt unnecessary and I liked how clean the input...| blog.davep.org
Learn some small, basic but often ignored things about the terminal. With the small tips, you should be able to use the terminal with slightly more efficiency.| It's FOSS
I seem to be back in the swing of writing handy (for me) little terminal-based applications again. Having not long since released Braindrop (which I'm still working on and tinkering with; it'll get more features in the near future, for sure), I had an idea for another tool I'd like to have: something for looking through, searching, and filtering Python PEPs. As with anyone who is interested in what's happening with Python itself, I subscribe to the RSS feed of the latest Python PEPs, but I al...| blog.davep.org
The problem Clearing the screen on the terminal is quite finicky. The behaviour on some emulators (Ghostty, Kitty & co.) is massively different than say on iTerm2 or the macOS built-in Terminal.app. You see, I tend to use the command clear, which is aliased to c in my case. Now, I like to keep the scrollback buffer intact. Using clear, the scrollback is only preserved so far by iTerm2 and the Terminal.app. In all the other emulators that I’ve tried so far, the scrollback gets cut off – fr...| macOS & (open-source) Software
A touch over a year ago I did the initial work on an application called Tinboard, a terminal-based client for the Pinboard bookmarking service. I had a lot of fun building it and it was an application that I used on a near-daily basis. However, around August last year I realised it was time for me to move on from Pinboard and try something new; based on various recommendations I settled on Raindrop. As mentioned in the other blog post, Raindrop offered more or less everything I had with Pinbo...| blog.davep.org
Let's check the options of the Windows Terminal Default Command Line in Windows 11. The Windows Terminal is a multi-tabbed command-line front-end that| How to Manage Devices Community Blog Modern Device Management Guides
In the world of data management, having efficient and flexible tools can make a significant difference in the performance of any technical team. Harlequin, a| Stackscale
Back in 2020, I explained how to use Terminal to display stock quotes. Once set up, it looks something like the image at right, though that's a four-year old screenshot, so the prices are way off!| The Robservatory
Tonight my brain decided, instead of sleeping (why even bother trying, right?), to start a new short adventure in the Bluetooth Low Energy world. I’m a happy Crafty vaporizer owner and as I discovered by chance, I can access it using my laptop.| evilsocket
Think the Linux terminal is a place for dweebs who can't get girl/boyfriends? Think again. While gaming in the Linux terminal won't win any prizes for outrageously good graphics - you can run these games even on low-resource systems. While gaming fads have come and…| Linux Impact
Nintendo's Game Boy is a smidge older than Linux, with the pocket console making its Japanese debut in 1989. For those of us on the Eastern shores of the Atlantic, the first units appeared on the shelves in late 1990, making them the perfect stocking…| Linux Impact
Ah! The bright lights of Vegas, the complementary drinks, and attractive people of the appropriate gender gasping, as you boldly bet it all on black. What is there not to like about roulette? Well there are a few things, not least of which is that…| Linux Impact
How to quickly install Golang on Linux using the command line. Install Go from a repository or download, extract, and install the go tar.gz file manually| Linux Impact
Script utility| Thoughts-chain
Terminologytty, pts, serial port, line discipline| Thoughts-chain
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Arbitrary code execution through kitty-open.desktop file association| www.gabriel.urdhr.fr
Windy out? How to check the weather, moon phase and more from your Linux terminal, How to use the curl command with wttr.in to get a customised weather forecast for any location in the terminal on Linux. David Rutland, Linux Impact| Linux Impact
Free and unlimited remote access, AI print failure detection, notifications, and more. Our guide also includes directions for SSHing into your Sidewinder X4.| OctoEverywhere Blog
How to configure Cilium Hubble CLI autocompletion for your preferred terminal and shell for better productivity.| vEducate.co.uk
When writing bash scripts, I often need to know if the script is| A Scripter's Notes
How to install specific npm and node versions on Linux, Linux Impact, David Rutland| Linux Impact
Very often, using keyboard shortcuts in terminal is much faster than using the arrow keys on the keyboard. Master these keyboard shortcuts to become a terminal ninja!| Linux-natives
One of the most popular articles on this blog is “Notarize a Command Line Tool with notarytool.” In that post I introduced a workflow for Xcode to build and notarize a custom installer …| Scripting OS X
stat - a menace. Maybe not to us folks in Linuxembourg, but to the citizens of Windonesia - traitorous.| solid-snail blog
TL;DR The following snippet added to you ~/.zshrc will recognize| 200ok - Accelerating Publishing
Back in the days when I was developing in Ruby most of my waking| 200ok - Accelerating Publishing
192:Desktop> mdls /Users/AAAAA/Pictures/IMG_2931.jpeg| The Robservatory
I know I'm not alone in having a relationship with the orange site that is... weird. I generally dislike the culture there, it's almost impossible to read any of the comments without being frustrated about the industry I work in or am adjacent to and some of the people who inhabit it; but as a link aggregator of stuff I might find interesting... I honestly can't think of anywhere better. So, yes, I've been a fairly avid reader of HackerNews for many years, and have even had an account there f...| blog.davep.org
How many programmers does it take to filter out 36 characters? You may think this is an opening to a joke, but it’s not.| solid-snail blog
You need to set a static IP if you're running your Raspberry Pi as a server for self-hosting. Learn the easy way to set a static Raspberry Pi IP address| Linux Impact
QR codes are dangerous and can lead to attacks and loss of privacy. It's time to stop using QR codes completely.| Linux Impact
tui-mines is classic Minesweeper action in a Linux terminal, Linux Impact, David Rutland| Linux Impact
It takes a special kind of person to name a company after their own body part. Fortunately the Microsoft Security Response Center doesn’t seem to have inherited that kind of mentality, because when I have reported not a bug but a feature as a vulnerability - they accepted it.| solid-snail blog
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Having used the gorgeous gruvbox color scheme in (Neo)Vim for nearly two| sunaku.github.io
How to quickly and easily create a docker-compose.yml config from a running Docker container with docker-autocompose on Linux| Linux Impact
How to view phases of the moon for any date as ASCII art in your Linux terminal.| Linux Impact
Play the first ever text adventure game in your Linux terminal!, Linux Impact, David Rutland| Linux Impact
If you have been using Git long enough, you have probably heard about git add -p/--patch, which allows you to selectively stage parts of files. However, did you know that many other Git commands support this argument as well? Among them are commit, reset, checkout, stash, and log, and they represent the main topic of the present post.| Petr Zemek
I have been using Vim as my primary (and only) text editor since 2009. Over the years, I have discovered many useful things about Vim that I wish I knew earlier because they dramatically improved my text-editing efficiency. In this post, I would like to share the most important ones with you.| Petr Zemek
The macOS’ version of the cp Unix command won’t create links| The Robservatory
Tips for working with big data in the terminal| Blair’s Science Desk
More helpful help for Terminal commands| The Robservatory
I have a buddy who recommended switching to z shell as my terminal. He| startcodingnow.com
Learn to capture screenshots & record videos in iOS Simulator using built-in options and Terminal commands.| John Codeos