Neofetch is a command line tool for displaying system information such as operating system, kernel, uptime, CPU, GPU, memory, number of installed packages, etc. This tool is written using Bash...
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The openHAB is an open-source home automation application for controlling smart home devices centrally. The openHAB provides dashboard that can be accessed via a web browser.
This tutorial shows how...
Vegeta is an open-source HTTP load testing tool written in Go programming language. This tool allows to test web application by sending specified number of user requests simultaneously.
This tutorial...
Dasel is a tool for selecting and modifying data which presented in different formats. Dasel supports JSON, TOML, YAML, XML and CSV data formats. This tool supports conversion between formats...
The pastel is a tool for converting, generating, analyzing and manipulating colors via command line. This tool is written in Rust programming language.
This tutorial explains how to install pastel...
Onefetch is a command line tool for displaying Git repository summary such as project name, version, authors, license, programming languages that are used to create the project, and more.
This...
Sysbench is an open-source tool which allows to benchmark system by performing various tests for CPU, RAM, disk I/O and database (e.g. MySQL).
This tutorial shows how to install Sysbench...
The procs is a tool that displays active processes on a system. This tool can be used as an alternative to the ps command.
This tutorial demonstrates how to install...
The xsv is a command line based CSV processor which allows to search, slice, split, join, sort, or perform other operations on CSV data.
This tutorial shows how to install...
The htmlq is a command line based HTML processor which allows manipulating, filter and extract content from HTML using CSS selectors.
This tutorial explains how to install htmlq on Ubuntu...