Tim here, replying inline. > Can you recommend me some accessible: > > file explorer I found that `mc` and `vifm` were a bit noisy on the screen, while `nnn` was much more straight-forward. So that's where I'd suggest starting. Similarly, lynx has a file-editor mode, so I can do $ lynx . to get a simple/familiar interface, tag a couple files with "t" and then use "r" to remove them (my most common use-case). That said, most of the time I just use the usual command-line commands (ls, mv, cp, ln, rm, etc) and globs. > mail client working with gmail This one has become more challenging since Gmail switched to requiring OAUTH2 in a lot of cases. I've seen links that suggest that mutt/neomutt can be configured to work with Gmail, using some helper-scripts. I think you need to have your Gmail configured to have an "app password" as detailed at https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en and include set smtp_authenticators="gssapi:login" in your .muttrc or .neomuttrc config file. I hooked up my (largely unused) Gmail account to test it many years ago, before the OAUTH change but that config no longer works for me and I haven't been inspired to retry. > maybe some audio player While I usually use `cmus`, it's more of a TUI, but it does offer a CLI "remote" interface, allowing me to bind keys to it or manipulate it from the command-line. Alternatively, the Music Player Daemon `mpd` offers similar functionality with a variety of front-ends from CLI (mpc) to TUI to GUI to web: https://www.musicpd.org/clients/ _______________________________________________ Blinux-list mailing list Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list