does anyone know of any computer programs that are good?

[ionchy@types.pl]

@lindsey I like lazygit

[esoterra@hachyderm.io]

@lindsey I think fd, the find alternative, is pretty good

[tychotithonus@infosec.exchange]

@lindsey ddrescue!

[aburka@hachyderm.io]

@ionchy @lindsey ripgrep and vim are nice

[dev@discuss.systems]

@lindsey ooo oo ripgrep, (does youtube-dl count?) atuin

[lindsey@recurse.social]

@cdrichards ooh, I hear people like that one

[ionchy@types.pl]

@dev @lindsey oh yeah atuin! it just exists on my terminal that I forget it's something I installed specially

[kaoudis@infosec.exchange]

@lindsey what does goodness mean?

[aradayn@mastodon.social]

@lindsey Beyond Compare. Fork. Everything by Void Tools.

[dev@discuss.systems]

@lindsey fish shell is very good, my .config for it is almost empty, I love when things come with common basics

[erewok@fosstodon.org]

@lindsey I don't know why but I love this question and find it hilarious.

[erewok@fosstodon.org]

@lindsey I think maybe it's because I want to say "no."

[erewok@fosstodon.org]

@lindsey But there are lots of programs I love using...

[jztusk@mastodon.social]

@lindsey

textpad

[chrisamaphone@hci.social]

@lindsey no

[donaldball@triangletoot.party]

@lindsey cat

Obsidian is legit

I’m a little nervous about them now but 1Password operates in a horrifyingly challenging space and has offered a solid product and service line

sqlite categorically solved the small relational database problem

datomic is a work of art

[lindsey@recurse.social]

@kaoudis I don't know

[simrob@social.wub.site]

@lindsey echo and cat are two favs I think

[secretasianman@types.pl]

@lindsey *awk walks in*

[dan@discuss.systems]

@lindsey sl