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sometimes I want to share some data in the local network. An easy way to do it is to run the python webserver in a directory to share its content:
python3 -m http.server 8000
starts the webserver in the working directory. If you point your browser to localhost:8000, you will see its content. If you on another machine you need the local IP of the serving computer.
the tool cheat shows a cheat sheet for shell commands. Its nice to have a condensed list rather than digging through the man page just to find how to detach a tmux session.
on Ubuntu one can install cheat via snap
sudo snap install cheat
with aewan you can make ascii art. Its a neat editor and you can "draw" with everything you can access with your keyboard + the boxes characters. I wish there where more options, but thats what it is.
Instead just saving txt, it saves the graphics in a binary format, what i consider uncommon for an ascii art editor. This way, its easier to copy/paste your work from the terminal window.
You get it from the Ubuntu/Debian software repositories via
sudo apt install aewan
If you find a better ascii art editor for linux, let me know.