Apps Related to Terminal-based

QuickDic Offline Dictionary is a powerful, portable command-line dictionary application designed for users who require rapid access to definitions and translations without an internet connection. Supporting multiple dictionary formats, it's an ideal tool for developers, writers, and anyone working in environments with limited or no online connectivity.

Reaver is a powerful open-source tool for auditing the security of WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) enabled wireless networks. It allows users to recover WPA/WPA2 passphrases by exploiting vulnerabilities in the WPS protocol's PIN authentication mechanism through a brute-force attack.

JOE (Joe's Own Editor) is a venerable, full-featured terminal-based text editor known for its ease of use and extensive feature set, making it suitable for both casual editing and complex programming tasks within the command line environment.

C* Music Player (cmus) is a fast and powerful terminal-based music player for Unix-like systems. It's known for its lightweight footprint, extensive library management features, and highly configurable interface, making it a favorite among command-line enthusiasts.

Textadept is a powerful, free, and open-source text editor designed for programmers. Focusing on speed and extensibility, it offers a minimalist interface while providing robust features like syntax highlighting, code formatting, and a built-in terminal, all heavily customizable through Lua scripting.

ncdu is a command-line disk usage analyzer for Unix-like systems. It provides a graphical ncurses interface to visualize disk space consumption, helping users identify large files and directories easily.

tmux is a highly configurable and portable terminal multiplexer that allows users to create and manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. It enables seamless switching between different command-line tasks and provides session persistence, preventing work loss even if the connection is interrupted.

GNU Screen is a powerful terminal multiplexer allowing users to manage multiple shell sessions within a single terminal window. It enables detaching from sessions and reattaching later, offering persistence and flexibility for command-line workflows.

GNU nano is a user-friendly command-line text editor widely used on Unix-like systems. Known for its simplicity and quick startup, it provides basic editing functionalities for configuration files, scripts, and general text manipulation directly within the terminal environment.

Vim is an advanced, highly configurable text editor designed for efficiency, particularly favored by developers. Operating primarily in the terminal, it offers powerful editing capabilities through keyboard commands, syntax highlighting, and extensive plugin support, making it a cornerstone tool for programming and advanced text manipulation.