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Newsboat is an RSS/Atom feed reader for the text console. It’s an actively maintained fork of Newsbeuter. A feed reader pulls updates directly from sites like blogs and news agencies, and lets you review them in a single interface. Many times, the feed includes the full text of the update, so you don't even need to start a web browser! You can learn more about feed readers on Wikipedia.

A text mode reader for RSS and Atom feeds.

Chaski is a content aggregator designed to help you cut through the noise of today's internet. With its privacy-first approach, Chaski provides a simple, distraction-free space where you can consume the content that truly matters to you. Whether you're following articles, videos, or other online media, Chaski ensures you can access it all in one place—without the interruptions of ads, tracking, or irrelevant distractions. Key Features: Privacy-First: No ads, no tracking, and no...

neix is a simple, work-in-progress terminal feed reader for all common RSS/Atom feeds on the web out there. So you can read your news without advertisements or other annoying stuff. Just the information you need. You can import your existing collection of feeds from an OPML file or just configure them manually. You also have the ability to render the text with w3m, links or whatever program you want. How to configure neix, take a look into the configuration section.

Newsbeuter is an RSS feed reader for the text console. It is designed to run on Unix-like operating systems such as GNU/Linux and FreeBSD. NetBSD is currently not supported, due to technical limitations.

RSSamantha is a command line rss/atom feed aggregator/creator written in java. It is designed to subscribe to a batch of feeds in order to merge their items into new feeds and write them as rss 2.0 and/or plain text to harddisk. Additionally it has the ability to download contents of podcastfeeds, filter feed attributes by regular expressions, preprocess the configurationfile for rather unhandy searchterms, requesting channels via HTTP GET and add/remove items from external processes via http POST.