Wer einmal **fzf** nutzt, will nie zurück! 🔍
Fuzzy Finder für History, Dateien & Prozesse. In Sekunden genau das finden, was du suchst. Must-Have für CLI-Effizienz!
Heute unser Tipp im #toolsday!
Link: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
#fzf #Terminal #RadioTux #toolsday #CLI #Productivity #Linux
Going barless and minimal: My journey to a zero-shell, keyboard-driven Hyprland setup
As you may know, I have been aiming for a no-bar, no-shell (Quickshell etc.) and no-heavy GUI setup for a while.
For a week now, I have not used Waybar, Rofi, Thunar, Overskride, nm-tui or Swaync, along with a few other apps that did not suit my lightweight, fanless laptop setup. In fact, I have completely removed all of them from my system.
#Linux #Hyprland #zsh #fzf #MinimalArchSetup #ArchLinux #Python
#WeeklyBrainDump is up. I actually had energy this week so there's been movement and fun experiments had!
- FZap is being built, a CLI launcher built around #FZF
- RFuseFS let me build a filesystem using #Ruby
https://sean.taylormadetech.dev/2026/05/21/weekly-brain-dump-23.html
@loon Following up on this, I'm now remembering how annoying I find the "modes" model of rofi, really from the first time you run it without args.
One of the architectural decisions I love about #dmenu (and where my preferences overlap with Suckless in general) is that dmenu itself doesn't care what you're picking between or what you do with it, kinda same model as #fzf. This means that dmenu_run can be a pretty trivial wrapper script that, if pressed, you could probably faithfully rewrite in 20 minutes, give or take the caching feature.
Rofi, on the other hand, incorporates that complexity into a single do-everything program that becomes immediately byzantine to understand or navigate. I bet you could achieve 90% of the same functionality by having an input standard (even something like JSON) that's more advanced than mere lines, allowing for icons and such, while outsourcing the mode-specific complexity.
The one thing I do like, though, is that you can search by program description, like "term".
Rofi / Wofi : Pourquoi j'ai pas découvert ça avant
Petite fonction #bash pour trouver un texte dans les fichiers parmi ceux du répertoire actuel, montrer les résultats dans #fzf et ouvrir la sélection dans un éditeur de texte, ici #gedit
where () {
DOSSIER=$PWD
RESULTATS=$(rg -n -i --glob "*.{org,md,txt}" "$1" "$DOSSIER")
SELECTION=$(echo "$RESULTATS" | fzf --prompt "Sélectionner un fichier : ")
FICHIER=$(echo "$SELECTION" | cut -d: -f1)
LIGNE=$(echo "$SELECTION" | cut -d: -f2)
if [ -n "$FICHIER" ]
then
gedit +$LIGNE "$FICHIER"
fi
}
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
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