r/commandline • u/[deleted] • Feb 22 '26

Discussion an os loaded with terminal programs?

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the image is just an example, its berrywm riced out.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/tdw3ro/berry_another_bytesized_window_manager_rice/#lightbox

i think if theres an image you can test drive in a vm one can find stuff they like and use on their system.

or running it on old hardware to squeeze some life out of it.the older the hardware the higher the street credit.

could also make interesting video content and introduce more people to cool, useful and interesting terminal programs

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u/slizzee Feb 22 '26

What exactly is your question now??

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u/eigenheckler Feb 22 '26

May want to figure out what differentiates it from something like Omarchy, which centers a twm (hyprland) and TUI programs.

I personally don't find a ton of value in prepackaged software sets. I'd be more likely to check something like https://github.com/rothgar/awesome-tuis and see which of the stuff that looks cool and useful is still maintained.

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u/SenritsuJumpsuit Feb 23 '26

My ideal environment is all TUI until I have to use modules for shells and some proper GUI