Software: broot, VokoscreenNG, Kubic with Kubernetes
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broot Is An Interactive Treeview Directory Navigation Tool For The Command Line
broot is an interactive command line tool written in Rust for navigating directories using a tree view and fuzzy search. It also incorporates a ncdu like disk usage mode.
The tool is inspired by the tree command (which is not interactively searchable though, and doesn't act as a launcher) and the excellent fzf command line fuzzy finder, allowing users to navigate to a directory and locate a particular file with the minimum amount of keystrokes.
It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows. There are some rough edges on Windows though - some things need fixing, and it's quite slow on Windows for now. It works great and it's very fast on Linux though (and I assume macOS, although I don't own a Mac so I didn't try it).
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VokoscreenNG – Vokoscreen Screencaster Rewritten From Scratch
VokoscreenNG, open-source screen recording software formerly called Vokoscreen, released its first stable version days ago.
Vokoscreen 2.5 is the last version with ffmpeg and will not more continue developed. The new VokoscreenNG, which is based of Qt and GStreamer, has been rewritten from scratch with new modern UI. And it works on Linux and Windows.
VokoscreenNG so far does not provide any binary packages, though Linux binary Appimage and Flatpak package were requested. At the moment, you can build the software from the source.
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Kubic with Kubernetes 1.17.0 released
The Kubic Project is proud to announce that Snapshot 20200113 has just been released containing Kubernetes 1.17.0.
This is a particually exciting release with Cloud Provider Labels becoming a GA-status feature, and Volume Snapshotting now reaching Beta-status.
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