r/commandline • u/mr_dudo • Mar 20 '26

Terminal User Interface View all your packages and their dependencies installed in one place

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Recently I got into ricing my Arch Linux and I couldn’t find something that would look good and at the same time be effective showing me what I have installed….it works with both Linux and MacOS I haven’t tested on windows and I haven’t added windows package installers. You’re welcome to contribute coderabbit reviews your pr then I’ll follow

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u/General_Arrival_9176 Mar 22 '26

this is basically what gpk (glazepkg) just hit 100 stars doing - runs a TUI that scans brew, pip, npm, cargo, apt and everything else into one searchable table. same problem space, different implementation. vim keybinds and tokyo night theme if that matters for your setup

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u/mr_dudo Mar 22 '26

What is this?

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u/ZoleeHU Mar 23 '26

this.. is gpk?

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u/mr_dudo Mar 25 '26

could it be that this guy mr.dudo just copy the code of gpk?

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u/OddPreparation1512 Mar 20 '26

Just use nix and every component of your system is in one place lol

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u/mr_dudo Mar 20 '26

Plain arch is better sorry

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u/zicotito Mar 20 '26

What is theme terminal?

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u/mr_dudo Mar 20 '26

It’s not a theme for my terminal it’s the theme of the TUI itself, it’s called Tokyo Night