tldr-pages

New Release Alert! 🎉 tldr-python-client 3.4.0

✨ Features:
- Support for displaying pages with long/short option placeholders.
- New `--clear-cache`/-k option.
- Support for stylized text inside backticks when appearing in example descriptions.
- Support for Python 3.13.
- Client Specification v2.3 support.

and so on ...

Full changelog: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr-python-client/releases/tag/3.4.0

_ Posted by @kbdharun

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Attention, @tldr_pages client maintainers!

We're thrilled to announce the release of our latest client specification: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/releases/tag/v2.3!

Please ensure that your clients are updated to this latest version.

_ Posted by @kbdharun

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TLDR Pages Digest: Highlights of the Day (07.10.2024) #commandlineinterface
#tldr #tldr_pages #github #opensource #freesoftware #tldrpages #linux #cli #commandline

TLDR Pages reach 50k GitHub stars and celebrates 10 years! 🎉

TLDR Pages was founded in December 2013 to simplify macOS commands. Over the last decade, we've grown to cover several platforms and thousands of pages in multiple languages, making CLI tools more accessible.

Thanks to our fantastic contributors, maintainers, users, and the community for helping us achieve this milestone! 🚀

Contribute today and help us reach even greater goals!

https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr

#OpenSource #TldrPages

Calling all command line aficionados! Your CLI learning experience just got an upgrade with the unveiling of tlrc, the new official Rust client for tldr-pages! 🦀

📚 Crafted with you in mind, tlrc seamlessly embraces the latest client specifications while delivering unmatched performance⚡️

💨 Elevate your command line game with tlrc, the epitome of quick and concise help for your commands.

Checkout https://github.com/tldr-pages/tlrc

#OpenSource #Rust #TldrPages

Hey there, everyone!
This is a brand new official fediverse account for #tldrpages!
We're a collaborative #opensource project dedicated to concise but incredibly useful example-driven cheatsheets for #console / #terminal commands.

Check out our pages at our website: https://tldr.sh/

If you have an environment or device, we have a client for it. Terminal? check! Web browser? check! Phone? check :D

This account is currently managed by @sbrl.