User Group idea: cURL girls. a group for women dedicated to hacking the internet via the command line.

the name popped in my head, and thought it should exist. Someone should run with it.

#linux #curl #CLI #NameIdea

Hm, does someone know a #sip client that works from the #cli on #arm64 with 1und1.de #voip?

I tried

• linphonec, but didn't get it to register on my arm64 debian installation
• I like baresip, but I couldn't configure it to register to register with 1und1.de
• sipsimpleclient.org - worked somehow on my desktop, but didn't get it installed on arm64

It doesn't need to be fancy, I'm just looking for a simple tool to let a phone ring. No need to connect nor for audio transmission.

Techy people!

If you want to use Mastodon through a command line or a text-based interface, try the client Toot:

➡️ toot.bezdomni.net

(NOTE: This has no connection to the mobile apps Toot! or Tooot. They just have similar names.)

#Mastodon #CLI #TUI

Reading recommendation: Best practices for inclusive CLIs by Seirdy

Got me to rewrite the in-between warning on my ANSI Escape sequence cheatseet to a dedicated section explaining what to watch out for.

@Seirdy #linux #cli

Best practices for inclusive CLIs

A response to some problematic CLI UX advice, with alternative recommendations for designing more accessible CLI utilities.

^{Seirdy’s Home}

#XMPP Summit 26

Today we had four short demonstrations.

The first one was Libervia CLI tool for testing and automation.

libervia.org/documentation#lib…

#xmpp #chat #automation #testing #cli #realtime

I've just pushed A/V call commands to the #CLI frontend of #Libervia. I believe that it's the only #XMPP CLI to date with calling capabilities (make and receive calls).

This complete #web and #desktop (#Kivy) implementations.

All thanks to #NLnet / #NGI Assure grant (and hard work!).

Still need some stabilisation work, hopefully will be ready for incoming release.

libervia.org/__b/doc/backend/l…

“Defaults files” are a convenient tool to store, group, and combine related command line options.
E.g., instead of typing

pandoc --pdf-engine=xelatex -V csquotes

one could create a file `pdf.yaml` with

pdf-engine: xelatex
variables: {csquotes: true}

and use it with

pandoc -d pdf.yaml

pandoc.org/MANUAL#defaults-fil…

#pandoc #cli #yaml

Lipstick on a Pig version 1.0.1 released

- Fixes bat plugin

codeberg.org/small-tech/lipsti…

(Lipstick on a Pig makes command-line apps follow your light/dark mode settings on GNOME.)

#smallTech #LipstickOnAPig #GNOME #CLI #terminal #dev #utility

lipstick

Make command-line apps adhere to your light/dark mode setting.

^Codeberg.org

Another project to share: dbcli.com/

This is for everyone who prefers the #CLI over a GUI. The website lists #database clients for the CLI.

I personally use mycli mycli.net/ since some years. I used dbeaver.io/ before (for people that prefer GUI).

mycli has a nice autocompletion, configuration file and color support. You also can store favourite database queries. It also allows you to open the current query within vim :)