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    ueli

    ueli

    Keystroke launcher for Windows and macOS

    ...Enables you to quickly start writing an email by typing in an email address. Enables you to use Everything Search to find files and folders on your local file system. Enables you to use the native macOS search to find files and folders on your local file system. Enables you to browse through your local file system. To start you have to enter a valid absolute filepath. Operating system commands are simple commands to control your operating system e.g. to shutdown or restart your computer.
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    Tmux Resurrect

    Tmux Resurrect

    Persists tmux environment across system restarts

    tmux-resurrect is a tmux plugin that persists the entire tmux environment—open windows, pane layouts, running commands, working directories—so you can restore it exactly after a reboot or tmux restart. With simple keybindings (e.g. prefix + Ctrl-s to save, prefix + Ctrl-r to restore), it serializes state to text files under ~/.tmux/resurrect/ (or similar). When restoring, tmux-resurrect reopens windows, panes, and can reissue commands (for supported ones) so your session feels “never quit.”...
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