- for file management, I love midnight commander. The two pane interface is classic and highly flexible.
- for git, i tried tig and lazygit, but I couldn't integrate them into my workflow for some reason. But they are both quite nice.
- iftop is quite handy to monitor bandwidth usage etc
- htop is a more advanced top
- ncdu shows you disk usage breakdown (helpful when you need to clean logs out or figure out what is eating your disk space)
- screen/tmux are virtual screen managers if you're remoting into a box and want to maintain a buncha state
- emacs is of course the grandaddy of TUIs, you get your email client, browser, file manager, organizer, rss reader and oh yeah, a pretty good vi implemntation on top of that.
- i tried spotify client of some sort, but it didn't stick
- notmuch is a really sweet email system that integrates with emacs for example.
- for git, i tried tig and lazygit, but I couldn't integrate them into my workflow for some reason. But they are both quite nice.
- iftop is quite handy to monitor bandwidth usage etc
- htop is a more advanced top
- ncdu shows you disk usage breakdown (helpful when you need to clean logs out or figure out what is eating your disk space)
- screen/tmux are virtual screen managers if you're remoting into a box and want to maintain a buncha state
- emacs is of course the grandaddy of TUIs, you get your email client, browser, file manager, organizer, rss reader and oh yeah, a pretty good vi implemntation on top of that.
- i tried spotify client of some sort, but it didn't stick
- notmuch is a really sweet email system that integrates with emacs for example.