This is an abbreviated list of my command-line applications, taken from the Nixpkgs overlay I use for configuring macOS, NixOS, and non-NixOS Linux: pxc.comm

This is an abbreviated list of my command-line applications, taken from the Nixpkgs overlay I use for configuring macOS, NixOS, and non-NixOS Linux: pxc.common.tui.pkgs = with self.pkgs; [ # cli basics htop # top, but nicer httpie # curl, but much nicer except for lacking a man-page (--help is very complete) ranger # file manager ripgrep # my favorite grep alternative/replacement tree # prints directory trees # stuff my fish config uses and some goodies I want fish # very nice shell, replaces bash grc # GNU regular colorizer: uses regular expressions to colorize the terminal tmux # terminal multiplexer (tiling window manager for the terminal) byobu # some tmux config that makes things a little nicer. Great for new tmux users, hardly used anymore fzf # fuzzy filtering: used for changing directories, selecting files to open, browsing shell history fasd # frecency tools: jump to directories, open files, etc., based on fuzzy matches sorted by frecency keychain # simplified SSH and GPG key loading/management direnv # barebones projects, pretty nifty gitAndTools.hub # GitHub CLI extensions for Git gitAndTools.tig # curses TUI for browsing git logs # makes tmux pretty with `powerline-config tmux setup` pythonPackages.powerline findutils # macOS comes with weak find command gawk # macOS comes with ancient gawk, tmux-fingers wants a newer one pass # GPG+git-based CLI password manager pwgen # for use with pass p7zip # archiving tool that can do pretty much everything # chat weechat # nice terminal-based IRC app ### extras-ish ### mediainfo # tell me things about multimedia files asciinema # record TTY/terminal sessions (with audio) as moving text for the browser cowsay graphicsmagick # image manipulation. lots of fun for quickly uploading custom emoji to Slack ];