Ranger is great. Similar to Mc.

Also like warp door which basically is bookmarks for your file directory.

And jump is great it’s like a fuzzy finder for locations in your directory.

• abook for addresses
• neomutt for e-mails
• calcurse for planning things (calendar app)
• wordgrinder for taking notes (better than any office app)
• micro for writing plain text
• most as pager
• mc for handling files, ftp and sftp too; nnn is nice for local use
• links for browsing the net
• profanity as xmpp client
• toot for Mastodon
• amfora for gemini capsules
• gopher for gopher holes
• dict for looking up words

These I use on a daily basis. I really like to test all these nice cli software because most of it is easy to use and beautiful. ;-)

I dont know its name, it’s just the terminal.

Nano because it’s very simple and doesn’t require any hotkey learning. Also Midnight Commander and btop++

Htop. A system monitor shouldn’t be using a significant portion of your system resources. It even supports mouse input from inside the terminal!

Are we talking about terminal emulators or cli/tui apps? In the first case it’d be foot for me.

iTerm

I really like https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term but usually I use xfce4-terminal or gnome-terminal.

You mean terminal emulator or apps that are run inside the terminal?

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