Whenever I had free time over the past few years, I’ve worked on developing more modern solutions for the famous GNU commands, which themselves were based on UNIX commands.
I built all of them using C++ and made most of them available on GitHub.
Below, I’ve listed the 10 most recent ones for you to install on your terminal.
In each repository, you’ll find the installation steps and dependencies.
Let’s check them out!
his
is a command that manages and searches your command history in a practical and visual way, featuring interactive search and filters. It works on both GNU/Linux distros and PowerShell on Windows.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/his.
Read the Bible directly in your terminal, with quick navigation and support for multiple translations.
Visit the repository for more info: https://github.com/terroo/bible-tui/
An enhanced version of the tree
command, with colors, icons, and better hierarchical organization.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/treepp/
A supercharged ls
, with colored columns, icons, and extra file information.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/lspp/
A mini programming language with C++-like syntax, designed for quick automation scripts right in the terminal.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/terlang/
A simple alternative to cat
, with syntax highlighting and line numbering.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/kat/
Displays and edits files in hexadecimal format in the terminal, with a practical interface.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/hexter/
Search and insert emojis quickly via the command line.
Learn more: https://terminalroot.com/get-emojis-via-command-line/.
Extracts virtually any file type with a single command.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/extract/
A minimalist Vim-based text editor.
Repository: https://github.com/terroo/minivim
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