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      <title>goboom - playing with Go</title>
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      <description>goboom is wrapper around the dmenu. It is a successor and rewrite of xboomx in Go. This is mostly because I wanted to write some Go. But also writing it in Go with csv-backed storage is likely faster than Python with SQLite.
The point of it is to sort commands according to their launch frequency. In other words - if you launch Chromium and KeePassX all the time - they will appear in the dmenu list of commands first.</description>
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