a 'window manager' inside the terminal
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have processes running in the background and 'reattach' to them
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make several sets of CLI 'windows' that are related to eachother
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autocompletes what you've done before relatively intelligently
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also autocompletes based on context, like filesystem and git state
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all the other small applications lige 'head', 'tail', 'less' ...
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fegrep: search for files whos content matches some regular expression
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useful for opening another terminal in the same directory
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cdot: copy the given/current directory to the X11 clipboard
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configure how to import images/movies from your cameras automatically via CLI
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my own scripts
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a nice two-way cloud-synchronization tool
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written in ocaml
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private, fast and better alternative than dropbox
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though is pretty featureful...
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nice to have a simple editor, for simple jobs
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e.g. for simple note-taking (TAB actually means tab-character vs emacs)
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super code-editing tool when you know the shortcuts
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recording repeatable macros is so simple and powerful
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lots of useful extensions and support for most programming languages
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a super calendar kept in a simple but powerful text-format
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renders to CLI or other frontends
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for being productive on the commandline
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