HIP-35 is a calculator for hipsters. It emulates the RPN (reverse Polish notation) mode of HP-35 from 1972.
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Category: CLI
Alternatives to popular CLI tools: fdisk
This article spotlights alternative tools to fdisk, a utility that lets you manipulate the disk partition table.
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OpenSCAP – NIST Certified SCAP 1.2 toolkit
OpenSCAP is both a library and a command line tool which can be used to parse and evaluate each component of the SCAP standard.
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Nuclei – fast and customisable vulnerability scanner
nuclei is a fast and customisable vulnerability scanner based on simple YAML based DSL.
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NoteSH – terminal-based sticky notes app
NoteSH is a note-taking app that simulates the traditional “sticky note” style stationery.
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picopt – multi format lossless image optimizer
picopt is a multi format lossless image optimizer that uses external tools.
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habitctl – track and examine your habits
habitctl is a minimalist command line tool you can use to track and examine your habits.
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Productivity Timer – pomodoro timer
Productivity Timer is a Pomodoro timer application for keyboard addicts and terminal fans that makes you more productive.
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Y.A.c.H.T. – Yet Another CLI Habit Tracker
Y.A.c.H.T. lets you track the activities that make up your perfect day and monitor your daily progress effortlessly.
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pom – pomodoro timer
pom is a pomodoro timer on the command-line, built using huh?.
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hours – no-frills time tracking
hours is a no-frills time tracking toolkit for the command line. It’s written in Go.
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MyTimer – geeky timer for terminal lovers
MyTimer is a Python project that aims to provide a simple yet efficient timer for terminal users targeting the geek community.
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Zeit – command line tool for tracking time
Zeit is a command line tool for tracking time spent on tasks and projects.
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Bartib – simple timetracker for the command line
Bartib is an easy to use time tracking tool for the command line.
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pho – lightweight image viewer
pho (pronounced like the first syllable in “photo”) is a lightweight program for viewing large numbers of images quickly,
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catimg – renders images in the terminal
catimg renders images in the terminal. It supports JPEG, PNG and GIF formats.
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pxv – instant feature rich terminal image viewer
pxv is an instant feature rich terminal image viewer. It claims to be as fast as catimg, if not faster.
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iv – command-line image viewer
iv is a command-line image viewer which uses Sixel, iTerm Inline Images, or Kitty graphics protocols where available.
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imv – X11/Wayland image viewer
imv is a command line image viewer intended for use with tiling window managers.
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inotail – inotify-based implementation of tail
inotail is a replacement for the ‘tail’ program found in the base installation of every Linux system.
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