Software: AMP, GCompris, Terminus, PyCharm, Rcpp, Curl
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AMP – A Vi/Vim Inspired Text Editor for Linux Terminal
Amp is a lightweight, fully-featured Vi/Vim inspired text editor for your Linux terminal, written in Rust. It provides the core interaction model of Vi/Vim in a simplified way, and puts together the fundamental features required for a modern text editor.
It is a zero-configuration, no-plugins and terminal-based user interface that combines extremely well with terminal emulators such as tmux and Alacritty. Amp also supports a modal, keyboard-driven interface inspired by Vim that makes navigating and editing text fast.
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GCompris Qt 0.90
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Terminus – A Web Technology Based Modern Terminal
Terminus is a cross-platform, open source, web technology based Terminal for modern age. It is heavily inspired from Hyper, a beautiful terminal built on web technologies. Unlike the traditional terminals, Terminus ships with some cool features by default. It is fully customizable with multiple app themes and color schemes for the terminal. We can spawn or hide Terminus using a global hotkey. It keeps the current directory in all newly opened tabs. You can also extend the functionality of Terminus by installing plugins.
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PyCharm - Python IDE Full Review
Pycharm is a Python Integrated Development Environment for Professional Developers and also anyone who can code in python or even learning how to code in python. There are two versions, a paid professional version or a community edition which is free for use. Though not all features in the professional version are included in the community edition. Alright, let’s dig into it.
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Rcpp 0.12.16: A small update
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Here’s curl 7.59.0
We ship curl 7.59.0 exactly 49 days since the previous release (a week shorter than planned because of reasons).
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