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    CLIAMP

    CLIAMP

    Terminal music player inspired by winamp

    ...It is particularly useful for developers who prefer keyboard-driven workflows and want to reduce reliance on graphical interfaces. CLIAMP supports extensibility, enabling users to define custom commands or integrate it with other tools in their development stack. Its design aligns with modern CLI tooling trends, prioritizing composability and developer ergonomics. By abstracting common operations into reusable commands, it helps reduce friction in everyday development tasks.
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    footswitch2basic

    footswitch2basic

    Audio Transcription software for Linux (Vlc) with a foot pedal

    Footswitch 2 (Basic) is a media player for transcribers on Linux. This version is a stripped down version of Footswitch2, containing only the absolute essentials for transcription. Written in python and using the python bindings for VLC it allows a transcriber to control the audio or video with a footpedal, and includes a set of macros that integrate into LibreOffice. This allows the transcriber to control the media player from within Libreoffice as well, making it useful for those who do...
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