Do you still use old fashioned notepad and pen to put down commands or one-liners you might need in two months? Try #XC and you might be surprised how fast you can recall those awkward commands you never remember.
XC is distro-agnostic command vault with support for interactive {{variables}}
Mining Your History with XC -
Found a goldmine of a command in your history from three days ago?
Use `xc select` to pull up your shell history in a fuzzy-finder, pick the one-liner you need, and save it to your active vault with a proper human readable description in any language you wish.
https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/xc-manager
#Terminal #Productivity #FZF #Linux #MacOS #devOps #SysAdmin #XC #Zsh #FOSS
Why not Aliases?
An alias can’t prompt for a dynamic IP, it can’t encrypt your API keys, and it definitely can’t manage 500+ snippets
with fuzzy search. XC isn't an alias replacement. It’s the upgrade for when your workflow outgrows a .zshrc file.
https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/xc-manager
AUR: xc-manager-git
ZSH Plugin: xc-manager
#XC #Zsh #CLI #Programming #Linux #OpenSource #DevOps #Automation #SysAdmin #Productivity #Coding #FOSS #Zshrc #WorkflowOptimization
Hardcoded commands are useless for real work. XC uses a logic-heavy template system so you can define variables once and have the tool prompt for inputs at execution.
It turns a static snippet into a dynamic workflow without writing a single new script. Define a blueprint like {{host}} or {{file}}, and #XC handles the rest. Efficient, secure, and built for the terminal.
#Zsh #Automation #DevOps #Linux #CLI #OpenSource #SysAdmin #Programming #Productivity #Scripting #FOSS #ArchLinux #Workflow
Der Arbeitsweg heute bestand nur aus Sand und Kies (ok und Asphalt). Gefahren wie auf rohen Eiern, aber mit 220W.
Jetzt erstmal Kaffee und Frühstück.
Ok, aber sehr geil. 56km, 1500hm. Schön auch einen Teil der Strecke mit @mowsw zusammen gefahren.
Am Ende wegen Dämmerung und Tank wirklich leer allerdings noch 5km/500hm raus genommen.
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