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asciinema - Recording and Playback of Terminal Sessions in Linux
Asciinema is a tool for recording terminal sessions and playing them back with maximum precision. It's ideal for documenting processes, creating training materials, saving history, or debugging.
MicroMedia - Portable desktop video and image viewer
Portable video and image viewer with indexing, tagging, and built-in player based on mpv. Works from a single folder on Linux and Windows.
VocaLinux - Universal Voice Input for Linux, macOS and Windows
A free cross-platform utility for voice input of text directly into any Linux application. Works completely offline, supports three recognition engines, GPU acceleration and customizable hotkeys. I liked it 😌.
SSH Pilot - Modern SSH session manager for Linux
In this note, I will tell you about SSH Pilot - a modern SSH connection manager for Linux, written in Python and GTK.
Obsidian — a progressive note-taking tool for PC and smartphone
In this note I'll talk about an application for keeping and structuring notes — Obsidian. We'll install and configure it, connect several plugins: for quickly saving pages from the browser and Telegram posts. We'll also set up cloud sync, so notes are available on all your devices.
ShellGPT — an AI assistant in your Linux terminal
In this guide I'll explain how to integrate an AI assistant based on ChatGPT/Gemini/Ollama into your Linux system and interact with it in the terminal using a console application — ShellGPT.