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Software to be used from the command-line or in shell scripts.
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Tool for storing and easy executing command lines (Windows)
For regular Windows cmd, use clink. It has command history that you can configure.
History features include but aren't limited to:
master history file:
When the history.save setting is enabled, the …
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Commandline config manager
Not really. If it existed, it wouldn't be config-based, just a generic value editor of different formats.
You have apps such as:
yq - supports easy editing of YAML, JSON, XML, TOML and CSV
dasel - al …
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Is there a Linux tool for creating a DataURI of a given file?
Since data URIs are just a combo of mime type + base64 encoded contents, you can easily create your own script to create a full string. Example from here:
#!/bin/sh
mimetype=$(file -bN --mime-type "$1 …
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What widely-available cross-platform command line program can I use to render a string conta...
ImageMagick does support some emojis at the very least. You have to change the coder though. An example with pango coder:
magick -background lightblue -fill blue -pointsize 72 "pango:Hot 🔥 stuff
" te …
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