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transgender – minimalistic terminal file explorer

transgender is a minimalistic TUI file explorer with minimal dependencies, written by a Ranger hater.

We showcase free and open source alternatives to tar, the most widely used archiving utility in Linux systems.

fex is a command-line file explorer inspired by Vim, exa and fzf, built with quick exploration and navigation in mind.

tere is a terminal file explorer. It is a faster alternative to using cd and ls to browse folders in your terminal.

Treemacs is a file and project explorer similar to NeoTree or vim’s NerdTree, but largely inspired by the Project Explorer in Eclipse.

vim-tree integrates good old tree into Vim and Nvim for all common operating systems.

Hop is a terminal based file explorer designed to be fast, simple and user friendly. Hop runs on any operating system.

The clocks featured in this article are more sophisticated than the basic tray clock.

Linux is blessed with an abundance of useful utilities. We feature interesting shutdown timers. Open source goodness as you’d expect.

littleutils include duplicate file finders, image optimizers, file rename tools, archive recompressors, a tempfile utility, and others.

Shutdown Scheduler is a simple cross-platform application that uses system utilities for scheduling shutdown and restart tasks.

The tools featured in this roundup are targeted at a desktop user who wants to monitor resources being used on their machine.

Plasma System Monitor provides an interface for monitoring system sensors, process information and other system resources.

This article spotlights alternative tools to tree, a utility that lists the contents of directories in a tree-like format.

We feature free and open source software that lets you find and remove the duplicate files.