I'll just dump this here.

shell tools

https://github.com/rust-unofficial/awesome-rust https://zaiste.net/posts/shell-commands-rust/

alternatives

• fd: simpler find
• bat: nicer cat
• lsd: ls with NerdFont icons
• broot: smarter tree
• ripgrep: better grep

GUI alternatives

• draw: mouse drawing on the shell!
• imgfb: Draws a farbfeld or jpeg image to the Linux framebuffer
• baca: TUI e-book reader
• Terminal Image Viewer (tiv): what it says
• FIM: framebuffer image viewer
• derasterize: cli pixel to ANSI converter
• cli video playing: mpv -gpu-context=drm
• ts-polkitagent: Polkit Agent for the Shell (old)
• fbterm: framebuffer terminal
• twin: Textmode WINdow environment
• directfb2: framebuffer desktop
• csv to ascii art table via python pandas

Task Management:

• dun: note-taking & task manager
• cubby: encrypted note taking to cloud, with markdown
• girok: TUI calendar

Services:

• matrixcli: what it says
• yewtube: Terminal based YouTube player and downloader

File Manager:

• clifm: nice shell file manager with tagging
• nnn: cli fm with split-view file preview
• TUIFI Manager: cli fm with rendered images in 2D layout
• xplr: hackable, minimal, TUI fm

Login Manager:

• CDM: shell login manager with history
• Qingy: directfb login manager

Others:

• buku - shell bookmark-manager - GitHub
• hyperfine: shell benchmark tool

ease of use

• edir: rename with text file
• mdcat: Sophisticated Markdown rendering for the terminal
• clipboard: shell clipboard manager & more
• portal: cli file transfer agent between computers
• croc: simple file transfer tool via local server, Android Appp too
• transfer.sh: cli file sharing via cloud
• detox: file name cleanup
• ouch: simple de/compressor
• mnamer: intelligent video renamer
• gum: bells and whistles for shell scripters
• pytermgui: bells and whistles for python scripters

specialist tools

• erd: Translates a plain text description of a relational database schema to a graphical entity-relationship diagram.
• LiteCLI: A command-line client for SQLite databases that has auto-completion and syntax highlighting.

• terminal multiplexers are used instead of window managers

Well, there's twin.

They probably talk about the unlocker script.

Wait, the article says it's "internal displays" but the picture shows images on the outside of the globe?

The hell? This leads only to inflation.

If they reversed it (displays inside), it would be the best immersive gaming setup ever.

Edit: looks like they are inside.

But only in Bash and if settings match. It's only reliable on your own shell, don't use it in scripts.

Yeah, in Ren'py games usually it's character_health=100 or something.

Selfcheck if you're an idiot.

Btw, be friendlier with your supporters.

The reverse. I know that most neurodiverse are in MINT.

Not just many cases, but all cases.

Except the cases that think without words and translate afterwards. A common pattern in Autism and Aspergers.

And it’s not unreasonable to expect that well-spoken, articulate individuals are also clear thinkers.

Yeah no. Aren't there some workshops for CEO's and managers & co. who try to learn the creative thinking of neurodiverses? Because we usually think without words, we "translate" afterwards.
Thinking is actually more efficient without language. I don't know of any neurotypicals who think about deep physics for fun.

What was the last version of Windows you used before hopping on over?

Windows 7

So what's your reasoning for the change to the reliable and funni penguin OS?

After years of heavily customizing and debloating Windows, i got the itch to create a custom ISO. At that point i realized, Linux would be less work.

Had to use 10 in work, there i used Chocolatey and scoop to manage my (t)rusty toolset.

We are trained to see file extensions and understand them, but the masses aren't.

My computer-iliterate dad is on Debian XFCE since 2 years now. The first year, he thought it was the new Windows. File extensions didn't bother him in the slightest.

Did it go roaming in the inner system again?

Why ATX when you can go MiniITX?

I do have an Ryzen 7 5700G in my DeskMini A300. But had to cut a hole in the case for the cooler.

Geminispace.