I like simple things on my machine, and I finally hit a wall with GUI #bluetooth managers. Between the intermittent connection issues and the heavy design, it felt like my Bluetooth reliability depended on the English weather (unpredictable).

I decided to put together a small fzf wrapper for bluetoothctl to handle everything natively. No middleman, no extra dependencies, just a clean TUI that pops up as a floating widget in #Hyprland #Linux #ArchLinux #Zsh #OpenSource

Reza el Santo Rosario desde tu terminal đŸ˜‰đŸ™đŸ»: https://codeberg.org/emy2k/Rosario_cli

#catholic #christianity #religion #gnulinux #terminal #bash #zsh #cli

Rosario_cli

El siguiente es un programa en BASH cuya finalidad es proporcionar una guĂ­a de rezo para el Santo Rosario catĂłlico.

Codeberg.org

This is a crucial program on my Android devices. The more Open Source communication software I use the more I need Open Source notification systems; this works flawless

#ntfy #notifications #programming #Android #Linux #sh #bash #csh #ksh #zsh #fish #curl #http #javascript #golang #powershell #python #php #technology #OpenSource #POSIX

@Radio_Azureus

XC might have been forged on Arch, but it is built for any stable Linux environment.

Whether you are on Debian, Fedora, or macOS, the requirements are the same: if you have Zsh and GPG, you are ready to go. No hardcoded paths, no bloat. Just portable, secure command management that follows you everywhere.

https://github.com/Rkosn1cek/xc-manager
AUR: xc-manager-git

#Linux #SysAdmin #OpenSource #Zsh #CLI #ArchLinux #Debian #Fedora #macOS #Programming #Terminal #Automation #FOSS #DevOps #Unix

Built on Arch, but Mend is designed to be distro-agnostic. Whether you're on Fedora, openSUSE, or Arch, the logic adapts to your package manager. One tool for the whole home lab.

Everything runs locally with zero API calls, so your terminal history and system data stay exactly where they belong.

https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/mend

#Mend #Linux #ArchLinux #Fedora #openSUSE #SelfHosted #LinuxTips #Zsh #CLI #OpenSource #SysAdmin #Dotfiles #Terminal #FOSS #Bash

The Philosophy behind Mend

#Mend started as a joke about the Arch community, but it turned into my daily driver.
It’s about bridging the gap between a broken terminal and the manual.
Automation that helps you learn rather than just hiding the problem.

https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/mend

#Coding #Linux #Zsh #ArchLinux #CLI #FOSS #OpenSource

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

XC doesn't just run scripts, it hooks into the #Zsh Line Editor (ZLE).
By using custom widgets, it injects commands directly into your buffer.
It’s the difference between a clunky sub-shell and a tool that feels like a native extension of your fingers.
Stop using old school messy cheat-sheets.
#Linux #fzf #cli #commandline #SelfHosted #shell #Terminal
GitHub: https://github.com/Rakosn1cek/xc-manager
I got tired of the "RTFM" responses every time a simple environment break happened on Arch.
So I built #Mend. It’s a Zsh-native tool that catches common terminal errors
(PGP keys, locked DBs, missing .so libs) and many more. Fixes them in seconds. No LLM, just pure logic. #ArchLinux #Zsh #Linux #SelfHosted