The following description is outdated:

nnn - "The missing terminal file browser for X". Provides only directory traversal and file visualization. No delete/move operations are supported.

nnn is full-featured now. The tagline is also different. Please udpate.

ascii-matrix

https://gitlab.com/christosangel/ascii-matrix

This script written in the C language, will render the matrix effect in the
terminal, while rendering ascii art loaded from a txt file,
at the center of the terminal window.

I don't know if @toolleeo has interest in this, but I'll describe my proposal.

TL;DR

There are too many categories now, so I propose adding a "group" column in categories.csv for, just in the index, grouping the existing categories.

This would make the management and use of this list much better.

Motivation

Current approach

The tools are organized into one level of hierarchy, in which the categories include multiple tools. An app can only belong to one category.

• Pros
  • Easy to understand
  • Simpler to generate the Markdown
• Cons
  • When there are too many categories, it becomes quite hard to navigate in the list or to search for a specific category
  • It's also a bit confusing for newcommers at a first glance for knowing where to add tools

My proposal

To address the above cons that are a consequence of the project growth, I propose adding groups that include multipe categories.

Implementation

IMO it seems relatively easy to implement:

• CSV data: Add a "group" column for the categories CSV that contains the group name, where each category would belong to one group.
  • Note: the apps CSV wouldn't require a modification.
• Python rendering: After that, just the index rendering part of the Python script would have to be modified.

Pros and cons

• Pros
  • A much better organization given how many categories we have at the moment
  • Makes it easier for everyone to find and add the desired apps
• Cons
  • A bit harder to group the categories and mantain that hierarchy, but they don't change that often

IMO the pros of the new approach and the cons of the current approach overcomes, by far, the pros of the current approach and the cons of the new approach.

Groups suggestions

I'm not exactly sure of each groups we could use but some suggestions are:

• Mutltimedia (viewers, video, audio, graphics...)
• File handling (deletion, organization, management...)
• Productivity (todo managers, time trackers, email...)
• System (system tools (the display name could be renamed to "Others" while mantaining its internal label), system monitors, process viewers, package managers...)

https://github.com/oddlama/gentoo-install

"This project aspires to be your favourite way to install gentoo. It aims to provide a smooth installation experience, both for beginners and experts. You may configure it by using a menuconfig-inspired interface or simply via a config file."

Do you consider it as such, even without the Awesome badge and prefix in repo name? If so, I will use the Awesome badge in my repo for apps included here (and it would link to this list)

pyutube

https://github.com/Hetari/pyutube

pyutube is a simple cli tool to download YouTube video shorts and playlist

why pyutube?

While youtube-dl offers robust features and configurability, pyutube distinguishes itself through simplicity and ease of use. pyutube simplifies the process, with no need to delve into complex configurations or documentation, such as identifying specific options for downloading audio-only, but in pyutube just paste the URL and that's it

I hope that you found the tool helpful! If you enjoyed using it, why not consider adding it to your list? And if it didn't hit the spot, no worries. Feel free to let me know how I can improve it in the future. Thanks so much for trying it out!

tui-sudoku

https://gitlab.com/christosangel/tui-sudoku

tui-sudoku is a configurable terminal interface sudoku game, with quite a few features.

P.S.: I noticed that there was no sudoku game in your collection, so I thought it might interest you.

dust is listed twice under Disk usage analyzers:

Dust - du + rust = dust. Like du but more intuitive.
Dust - A more intuitive version of du in rust.

Both point to the same project.

name: typr
git: https://github.com/DriftingOtter/Typr
description: typr is a Python-based typing game that provides you with a simple yet satisfying TUI, and hours of repetitive fun.

name: mailsy
homepage: https://github.com/BalliAsghar/Mailsy
git: https://github.com/BalliAsghar/Mailsy.git
description: generates disposable emails in the cli through mail.tm

PMT

https://github.com/olexij-christian/pmt

PMT - translator of package names between different package managers of Linux distributions, such as apt or dnf. 🚀

My first Bash project, what do you think? I think it will fit nicely into the Package managers category! ☺️

A complete task/todo manager with a CLI interface. Advanced features like http serving, bulk editing, tagging, full text search, theming and more!

name: Redo.vc
homepage: https://redo.vc
git: https://github.com/sottey/redo.vc
description:
Redo.vc is a tool for command line fans that allows you to track your tasks. It is a full featured todo manager with tagging, projects, recurring tasks and much more, all stored in a JSON file so it is super portable and tooling new apps for the data format is super easy.

Thanks!
Sean