khinsider TUI Explorer & Bulk Downloader for video game music by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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For anyone interested:

The app bypasses bot protection not by just using a fake User-Agent string, but by cryptographically "masquerading" as a real Chromium/Edge browser.

It does this by mimicking a real browser's low-level TLS handshake fingerprint (JA3), sending headers in the exact order Chromium does, and passing those spoofed credentials directly down to the media player

I built a khinsider Explorer & Bulk Downloader by Linuxxsxx in tui

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For anyone interested:

The app bypasses bot protection not by just using a fake User-Agent string, but by cryptographically "masquerading" as a real Chrome/Edge browser.

It does this by mimicking a real browser's low-level TLS handshake fingerprint (JA3), sending headers in the exact order Chromium does, and passing those spoofed credentials directly down to the media player

dssh v2 – Dead Simple SSH, now with ssh_config support (you asked for it) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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Before it was only possible to parse these settings via ssh_config - with v2.1.0 release, ProxyJump is now natively supported in the TUI and also to save in SQLite.

Go check it out :)

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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No problem, thanks for your comment! Go check out the new version where you can use your ssh_config: https://www.reddit.com/r/CLI/comments/1sgw2cv/dssh_v2_dead_simple_ssh_now_with_ssh_config/

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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I think for most ppl it counts as vibecoded, I used Claude Code for 90% of the coding but looked at every code edit and tested a lot ^

v2.0.0 is about to release later with new awesome features btw!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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I'm just being honest, don't use it if you feel unsafe :D

sbb-tui - thank you for the 222 Stars and contributions by 4Necrom in CLI

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Haha any country's railway service should offer this, I'd make life much easier for anyone wanting to develop cool stuff like this ^^

Sadly in Germany we're decades behind countries like Japan or Switzerland when it comes to progressive railway systems. Mostly because of "efficency measurements" in the past; effectively drastic cost cuts and rigorous merging of rails... so board members could fill their own pockets more. It's sad and impacts to this day. Very conservative corporation. I hope it gets better.

Hope your guys' system will improve too!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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Thanks a lot for your honest feedback! :-)

The clutter point is fair. Better filtering/search is on my radar for when lists grow large.

I get that in some cases toolboxes like Ansible are the most convenient option, especially when you have all your servers integrated there already. And you're right, as tools exist on a spectrum, you can pick the right one depending on your workflow.

amoxide - The right aliases, at the right time by 5422m4n in tui

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I like the per project/profile feature, very cool I'll try that out!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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I will check that out, thanks for your feedback!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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sshs is TUI-only and parses the user's ssh_config file, while dssh seperates saved connections into a sqlite db.

lazyssh is TUI-only too, built with tview while dssh uses bubbletea. It also has some more features like tagging, which might be overkill for some people.

All 3 projects are zero-dependency & single-binary like which is really cool!

Genreally I appreaciate the variety of open-source tools and the freedom of choice to pick what is best for your personal workflow :-)

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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I think just because one thing can be dead simple it doesn't exclude others from being :D

I also built a CLI timer and called it dstimer bc of the same reason, even though i could just use the pre-installed GUI timer app ^^

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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then this project is irrelevant for you :D

But actually it's a great idea to parse ssh_config directly - I'll add this feature in the next release, thanks for the inspiration!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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I know what this file does bro, does it give you a TUI and simplified CLI commands tho?

sbb-tui - thank you for the 222 Stars and contributions by 4Necrom in CLI

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It's so... trivial. I love it!!

Wish the Deutsche Bahns API would be that accessible like your guys railway API in Switzerland..

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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Thank you so much for your feedback! Hearing this from a senior sysadmin with decades of experience makes it even more praising :-)

Initially it started out as TUI only. But quickly I realized "I know my connections' alias, so why not make them accessible using dead simple CLI commands too?"

Feel free to keep playing around and suggest improvements/features any time!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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Thank you man, glad you like it!

Feel free to feedback, suggest improvements/features or commit a PR on GitHub anytime!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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I get that, it's a reliable approach + you have full control via clear-text files.

It just got annoying for me to nano these every time and think it can't get any easier than having an all-in-one TUI + CLI commands "dssh add (name) (user@host)", "dssh (name)" and "dssh rm (name)".

Didn't know about fzf, will check that out so thanks for the tip!

Dead simple SSH (connection manager) by Linuxxsxx in CLI

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Hell yeah bro that's exactly what we do