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LHB Linux Digest #23.05: AI in Linux Terminal, Chattr, Certbot and More

AI in Linux terminal? Yes, that's a thing and it is getting popular.

Abhishek Prakash

Warp Terminal

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  • Tools that let you use AI in terminal
  • Essential Docker commands
  • Memes that only Linux users can understand

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🌱 Linux Tips, Tutorials and More

Make your files 'undeletable', even by root with the chattr command.

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A compilation of 21 executable and informative Docker commands for your quick reference.

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Using Certbot With Nginx Web Server
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🤖 AI in Terminal

Ever since ChatGPT was released to public, people just cannot get enough of AI.

While you can use ChatGPT to generate Linux commands, doing so from the terminal is even more convenient.

Here, I list a few such tools that let you use ChatGPT like AI system directly in the Linux terminal.

GitHub - dylanjcastillo/shell-genie: Your wishes are my commands
Your wishes are my commands. Contribute to dylanjcastillo/shell-genie development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub - aandrew-me/tgpt: ChatGPT in terminal without API keys
ChatGPT in terminal without API keys. Contribute to aandrew-me/tgpt development by creating an account on GitHub.
Yo - AI powered terminal assistant
Yo is an AI (artificial intelligence) powered terminal assistant. Use it to prepare and execute any command lines from requests expressed in your natural language. You can also engage in conversation with it about any topics you may think about. Unleash the power of AI with the comfort of staying…

By the way, the first AI-based chatbot in the computer terminal was ELIZA. It was created in 1964.

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Coder - Your Self-Hosted Remote Development Platform
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