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Cmder[http://bliker.github.io/cmder/ http://bliker.github.io/cmder/] from that list changed how i view a windows commandline. My best windows tool discovery in
by suhair 13y ago
Cmder[http://bliker.github.io/cmder/ http://bliker.github.io/cmder/] from that list changed how i view a windows commandline. My best windows tool discovery in 2013.
- toni 13y agoThat's just a repackaged ConEmu. Nothing earth-shattering under the sun.
- suhair 13y ago"Looking sexy from the start" is what it matters for me
- toni 13y agoStill, it is nothing new, just a repackaging of old software.
- suhair 13y agoI dont understand why repackaging is bad for Cmder. I was desperately looking for cmd alternative and found Console 2 a few years back. Then heard about ConEmu but it didn't made me even to try but Cmder did.
- alok-g 13y agoHow would you compare Cmder and Console2?
- asveikau 13y agoMy theory: cmder is more palpable to the HN crowd because it fits several hipster criteria: * The name, while not as cool as these examples -- cmdr, cmd.io, cmd.ly, cmdhub -- is much more hip than ConEmu. * Design snob approved website, complete with almost Apple marketing levels of condescension: you won't see those other projects talking about "amazing software" or how you can "carry it with you ... anywhere you go". In all seriousness though, if I hadn't seen cmder mentioned on HN I probably wouldn't have heard of the interesting stuff it is based on, so I give them some credit. (Though I looked at some source code, and cringed a little bit on how these things work: injecting foreign code into the existing cmd.exe process... Yikes.)
- bybjorn 13y agoHaven't used that one but Console2 hooked up with Cygwin is a good combo.
- sandGorgon 13y agoHow would you compare git-shell for someone developing actively on windows.
- Shizka 13y agoOh that looks nice! I've been looking for something like this and I have been using MobaXterm, but it's a bit clunky from time to time. Will definitely check it out! Thanks.