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What CLI apps you use to do common tasks like editing (pdf, audio, video, image) files.
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xournal
for fake form-filling on PDFs - ugly and unintuitive but gets the job doneimg2pdf
- does what it says on the tinranger
for managing files and launching stuff - not the coolest kid on the block but this is the single most impressive terminal app I have used in recent years, the key bindings and commands and defaults are so crazily intuitive that I hardly ever even need to consult the manualIf you use Firefox, it added pdf editing in since 106. I like it compared to xournal. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/106.0/releasenotes