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Why do you use the terminal?
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Terminal is faster when you're used to it and sometimes offer more customization options to some apps that has both a GUI and TUI/CLI version.
I use the terminal (st with zsh and tmux) for:
I'm sure I'm missing some obvious tools I use daily. It's hard remember everything when it becomes so natural.
I have shared my experience with some of these tools here.