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.
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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...
Mosquitto is a message broker that implements the MQTT protocol. Mosquitto is an open-source project developed by Eclipse. MQTT protocol uses a publish/subscribe model. Client can publish message to a...
JSON is a text-based data format which is widely used for storing or exchanging data between systems. The jq is a command line based JSON processor that allows to transform...
The age is an open-source and cross-platform tool that allows to encrypt and decrypt files. This tool is written in Go programming language.
This tutorial demonstrates how to install and...
There are many commands and applications that use system time zone to perform various operations. In that scenario is important to set correct time zone in the system.
This tutorial...
The dog is an open-source tool for DNS lookup. It allows to get various DNS records (A, AAAA, MX, NS, etc.) for a domain. This tool has colourful output, supports...