Export rssowl feeds to fedora install#
Export rssowl feeds to fedora software#

I, -import-from-file= import list of read articles from Īs you see in the above screenshot, we haven't added any URLs yet in Newsboat. E, -export-to-file= export list of read articles to l, -log-level= write a log with a certain loglevel (valid values: 1 to 6) C, -config-file= read configuration from r, -refresh-on-start refresh feeds on start e, -export-to-opml export OPML feed to stdout

Please fill the file /home/sk/.newsboat/urls with RSS feed URLs or import an OPML file. Loading URLs from /home/sk/.newsboat/urls.done.Įrror: no URLs configured. Once installed, launch it using command: $ newsboat

Export rssowl feeds to fedora install#

Newsboat is also available as Snap, so you can install it using command: $ sudo snap install newsboat To install it, run: $ sudo dnf install newsboat Newsboat is available in the official repositories of Fedora. To install it, run the following command: $ sudo apt-get install newsboat It is also available in the default repositories of DEB based systems such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint. So, you can install it using Pacman command as shown below.

Newsboat is available in the repository of Arch Linux. Newsboat - A Command line RSS/Atom Feed Reader Installation

Newsboat - A Command line RSS/Atom Feed Reader.

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Īs an alternative to compiling the source files, Newsbeuter can be installed from pre-built binary packages on Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Gentoo, Slackware, FreeBSD, OpenSUSE, Fedora, Mandriva, PLD Linux, and OS X through the Homebrew package manager.

Export rssowl feeds to fedora software#

The program is often featured in magazine articles and software lists to demonstrate the power and versatility of the command line interface. Newsbeuter was the most popular news reader among Arch Linux users in 2012, and received 1.8% of votes in the 'Best RSS Reader' category in a 2013 survey by Linux Journal.

Newsbeuter's appearance and keyboard shortcuts are configured with a single text file. Support for alternatives such as The Old Reader and NewsBlur was introduced in version 2.8. The program supported synchronization with Google Reader since version 2.2, but this feature was removed when Google discontinued Google Reader. Newsbeuter is entirely controlled by the keyboard, and its default keybindings resemble those of vi. According to Clifford Wolf, who is credited for coming up with the name, 'during the stone age, people hunted and gathered their food, and these days, they hunt and gather news and information.' Operation 'Newsbeuter' is a pun on the German word 'Wildbeuter', which means ' hunter-gatherer'. As of 2017, the project is no longer maintained the original developers advise users to switch to Newsboat, an actively maintained fork of Newsbeuter. Newsbeuter (podbeuter) also supports podcasting and synchronization.

The program is aimed at power users and strives to be ' the mutt of rss feed readers.' It supports the major feed formats including RSS and Atom and can import and export subscription lists in the OPML format. It was originally written by Andreas Krennmair in 2007 and released under the MIT License. Newsbeuter was a text-based news aggregator for Unix-like systems.