7 AWESOME Linux Terminal Applications and Utilities

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Published 2020-11-29

In this video we will overview some of the most useful apps that run within the Linux terminal. We will go over additions such as simple command additions to full file management systems in the terminal.

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All Comments (21)

@TechHut 2 years ago

NEED MORE!? I made a video going over some more terminal tools: https://youtu.be/z-lk21e7zVM
@CAMorales82 2 years ago

0:52 ranger 2:26 trash cli 3:23 pfetch & neofetch 4:23 htop 5:58 ncdu 7:15 speedread bonus content 9:42 hollywood 10:18 sneakers 10:42 cmatrix
@TheMyname707 2 years ago

0:53 ranger - filemanager / fileexplorer 2:45 trash - deletes files into a trashbin and allws the restoring files 3:33 pfetch / neofetch - shows system specs 4:25 htop - recource / load-monitor 6:00 ncdu - disk usage analyzer ([?] shows hotkeys) 7:16 speedread - shows one word at a time on one spot at the screen 9:00 PATREON-only content 9:42 hollywood - desktop animation / screensaver 10:24 sneakers - shows 'encrypted' message 10:43 cmatrix - Matrix-like screensaver
@aakashmanoharan9697 3 years ago

Thanks to you, I have finally completely switched to Linux. BTW Love your videos, Keep up the good work!
@holymegadave 3 years ago

I love the terminal its like being naked but with a good gun... is so minimalistic and powerful at the same time.
@x0rZ15t 3 years ago

tmux is the one tool I can no longer live without in terminal. Also, some htop alternatives: glances, bpytop
@AslamD 3 years ago

ncdu - my personal favorite utility. glad to see you included it :D
@davocc2405 3 years ago

I'd add bpytop (install using pip), MC (midnight commander - good for left/right transfers), lftp (a console ftp/SFTP/FTPS client which can do things like multi-part concurrent downloading which is a HUGE improvement in performance on networks that restrain single stream downloads). I also use GNU Screen which is great for allowing you to maintain a session and reconnect to it if you time out or get disconnected.
@Jordan-hz1wr 3 years ago

Had no idea this speed reader app was a thing. Thanks making it known! I’ll use it for my studies as well.
@bobbybologna3029 2 years ago

Thanks for this, it's funny I'm coming from a strictly GUI loving windows n00b for decades and I'm now absolutely a lunatic about the terminal, i use it so much now i forgot I had a mouse lol
@will00451 3 years ago

Enjoyed, learned some new things
@sheikhshakilakhtar6844 3 years ago

Didn't know about ncdu. Thanks for introducing us to it. My favourite is ranger.
@user-zt3vr3hs7u 3 years ago

1. moc - music player 2. z in zsh - for quick navigation to previous folders
@OpenSourceSlayer 3 years ago

Love your videos man very relaxed voice inspiring no doubt!
@markharrisllb 2 years ago

You’ve helped me more than anyone with Linux software, joined Patreon.
@alphabanks 3 years ago

Thanks this was an amazing quick video that highlighted useful software.
@ApolloPTT 2 years ago

That ranger and the ncdu ... wow! Thanks a lot for sharing!
@Swamtrooper8 3 years ago

pwgen (password generator) and gnuplot (plotting data) are both very useful. As ubuntu user I use screenfetch from the official universe as alternative for neofetch.
@user-sf9gs2pg1b 1 year ago

Wow!! Ranger is so cool! I love it :D it’s so convenient too bc I don’t have to type out the directory or whatever. Usually I open a file manager or whatever and click and drag to get the directory, this is awesome.
@dhineshs888 3 years ago

Ranger is my favourite. Very useful. I subscribed