Favorite Terminal Applications - BSD
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awesome! i'm using cmus at the moment but was thinking of just using mpg123 as all of my folders are formatted in artist/album/song so the directory is very easy to navigate to play songs without an ncurses client. i also make a bit of music and was wondering if you have experimentedd with sox in editing and/or processing the audio?
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(14-07-2020, 08:02 AM)phillbush Wrote:(14-07-2020, 07:53 AM)z3bra Wrote: I'm curious to know why you consider "nq" as a mail client ? It's more of a tool like at(1) or crond(8), than an MUA. Ah, that's what I though :) I use mblaze for cleaning my inbox, but still use mutt to manage and read mails, this is much more convenient. Threading is a bit complex to do, for example to bring the full thread back in your inbox when you receive a new message. Here's my digthread script for it for example: Code: #!/bin/sh A bit complex, but it works :) And at list, you can do it. It is much more simple to do with mu though: Code: mu find -t m:/inbox My main issue with "mu" is its query system which I could never get right on first try. Plus the escaping is odd… I prefer mblaze regarding that, and I'm slowly switching away from mu. All that remains is my "mailsearch" script, which symlinks the result of the search is a directory, so you can browse the result within mutt. I couldn't replicate this with mblaze yet, as it usually works in a pipeline, and require different tools/mutliple piping to find your result. |
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(15-07-2020, 08:44 AM)fre d die Wrote: awesome! i'm using cmus at the moment but was thinking of just using mpg123 as all of my folders are formatted in artist/album/song so the directory is very easy to navigate to play songs without an ncurses client. i also make a bit of music and was wondering if you have experimentedd with sox in editing and/or processing the audio? I don't have much XP with making music. I mostly use sox to convert file formats and play songs. You might be interrested in ncmixer though :) |
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(15-07-2020, 09:14 AM)z3bra Wrote:Looks intresting! dont think it would work on my system unfortunatly as i dont have sndio(15-07-2020, 08:44 AM)fre d die Wrote: awesome! i'm using cmus at the moment but was thinking of just using mpg123 as all of my folders are formatted in artist/album/song so the directory is very easy to navigate to play songs without an ncurses client. i also make a bit of music and was wondering if you have experimentedd with sox in editing and/or processing the audio? |
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updated && bumped..
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os: NetBSD
wm: sdorfehs ~ music: ncspot / mpv video: mpv / youtube-dl file manager: coreutils / fff irc client: weechat terminal emulator: xterm shell: ksh system monitor: top / nmon editor: vis / vim writer: groff pdf viewer: zathura screenshot: xwd / ffmpeg torrent client: rtorrent image viewer: sxiv wallpaper: xsetroot / hsetroot / feh mail client: heirloom-mailx multiplexer: tmux compositor: picom / none passwords: pass + passmenu + pinentry-dmenu / safe web: lariza / phetch (gopher client) other/fun: pkgsrc ;)
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Mine has not changed too much from last year:
os: OpenBSD wm: shod ~ music: mpv + mpc + xprompt video: mpv + youtube-dl file manager: lf + coreutils + tree + fmutils irc client: hexchat terminal emulator: xterm shell: ksh system monitor: some scripts with xnotify editor: vim writer: heirloom troff pdf viewer: zathura screenshot: maim image viewer: sxiv (I want to fork sxiv and make it into a file browser with thumbnails) wallpaper: feh mail client: mutt compositor: none web: firefox/dillo other/fun: newsboat |
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Update 2021 - something old, something new - and I stopped using e-mails and managing files on the terminal.
music: mpd video: mpv terminal emulator: st text editor: ed, emacs gopher: phetch image viewer: feh P2P file sharing: amule screenshot: scrot system monitor: whatever comes with the system multiplexer: tmux shell: tcsh |
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I'm much more comfortable with Linux and tools now, so I guess I'll update my list.
os: Arch Linux wm: XFCE on desktop, dwm on laptop music and video: mpv file manager: coreutils + thunar (if i need drag+drop) irc client: irssi terminal emulator: xfce4-terminal/alacritty shell: zsh editor: emacs (converted from vim (sorry)) pdf viewer: zathura screenshot: xfce-screenshot/scrot image viewer: sxiv mail client: thunderbird compositor: picom web: ungoogled-chromium Overall, emacs has replaced a lot of my programming tools. In a way, this is nice because I get a more cohesive experience, but I do recognize the fact that it is less UNIX-y. |
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(10-03-2021, 10:18 PM)freem Wrote:(10-03-2021, 07:50 PM)Ramiferous Wrote:(10-03-2021, 10:49 AM)phillbush Wrote: image viewer: sxiv (I want to fork sxiv and make it into a file browser with thumbnails) sxiv uses Imlib2, so that's probably where you'll need to add support for webp. |
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