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Xonsh. For basic use (running CLI programs with arguments) it works like any other shell, and for other uses it has nice Python syntax (and libraries!). For example, I like not needing a separate calculator program, as I can do maths directly in the shell with an intuitive syntax.
I like Terminator for its mouse-controlled multiplexing. I also like the fact that it's made with Python, although I haven't utilized this fact in practice.
A roguelike game about modular bodies.
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Golem: A Self-Made Person! is a traditional roguelike with a twist. In it, you slay enemies and incorporate their parts to your own body.
Golem is made with Python, using pygame and Pygcurse. I'm not following any tutorial or using any premade roguelike library, so it's mostly made from scratch.
Try the alpha version now.
I don't know what Nitter is, but I think bird.makeup might be what you are looking for.
Check out xonsh.
I've got used to XFCE.
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Neuroengineer, (anarcho-)socialist, feminist and amateur artist. Non-binary, autistic. Weird sense of humor. Blue hair and pronouns: they/she/whatever. Mastodon: @SurrealPartisan@kolektiva.social