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    Aug 25
    tempo is a TUI client for Temporal. You can view event history in a timeline view, compare executions, cancel or terminate workflows, monitor task queues, manage schedules & more. Atterpac (Atterpac on GitHub) made tempo and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️
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    Aug 18
    linecast is a TUI for weather, sunlight, tides, radar & maps in your terminal. You can check forecasts and alerts, follow the sun and moon, view tide curves, see radar and satellite images, search places & more. @ashuttl made linecast and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️
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    Aug 11
    amdtop is a TUI system monitor for AMD GPUs, CPUs and XDNA NPUs. You can monitor multiple GPUs at once & track metrics such as memory bandwidth, temperature, and monitor NPU process usage and more. Leonard Lin made amdtop using @ratatui_rs and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️
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    Aug 4
    kew is a terminal music player for your local music collection. You can search artist, album or track names, build and edit playlists, enjoy gap-less playback, show album covers, lyrics, visualizers, themes and more. ravachol made kew and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️
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    Jul 28
    In our third Terminal Trove Talks, we talk with Miguel de Icaza (@migueldeicaza), the creator of Midnight Commander (mc), the famous blue dual-pane terminal file manager.   Miguel shares the inspiration behind Midnight Commander, building SwiftTerm and his future projects.
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