(Dec 3, 2025 07:44 AM)nodes Wrote:  Source:
https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/linux-commands

These linux commands are very useful.

Would you use a CLI terminal that provides recommended commands or LLM responses (ex: "find service on port 3000 & kill it" to receive a one-liner or two-liner command to use) ??
How many people have most commands memorized, versus how many need to google every time?

I made a mini offline / local LLM powered terminal GUI that helps with this. I'm not releasing it today or anything, but just curious if this would be helpful. In the meantime, feel free to bookmark the Hostinger guide above.

(Dec 3, 2025 08:06 AM)MadScientist Wrote:  For someone who has wrist issues like me that sounds pretty interesting. Now you have me interested what projects are out there that have voice recognition as opposed to the command line. If anyone who's reading has any recommendations or know of voice recognition projects powered by AI definitely drop a message (Currently I'm just using Windows built in Voice Access)

(Dec 3, 2025 08:23 AM)nodes Wrote:  Interesting idea, I'll do a voice to AI project soon for fun and share it
I have done this before but hadn't thought about bringing it in to this one. Makes perfect sense - giving people a way to use CLI without knowing any commands, and without a keyboard.

I fucking love what's possible. I could make that in under an hour for a prototype w/ AI.

(Dec 3, 2025 08:43 AM)MadScientist Wrote:  Definitely an awesome concept I'm curious to follow this project if you do end up pursuing it! Sure we'll chit chat about it in the convo section at some point :D

(Dec 3, 2025 09:17 AM)nodes Wrote:  7 voice commands

"make my server bulletproof"

--> runs commands for recommended software
--> checks ports & enabled services
--> runs a server reboot
--> re-checks ports & enabled services

"Your server is now bulletproof with enabled services on startup"