Telepipe is Now Available

The command-line revolution has begun.

March 06, 2026

Telepipe, my grpahical command-line shell for Linux, is now available on Flathub. If you run Linux and use command-line software, I suggest installing Telepipe so it’s ready for when you need it.

This release comes after two months of full-time work on the app. As part of the work, I wrote several posts on this blog detailing why I wanted to write it and as well as the decisions I made during its development:

• The Terminal is an Evolutionary Dead-End
• Telepipe (initial announcement)
• 5 Weeks of Telepipe Development
• Polishing up Telepipe

In particular, the first post in this series illustrates the problems I hoped to solve with Telepipe, as well as the inspiration I took in designing it.

Thus far, I have heard many positive things about Telepipe. One former work colleague now exclusively does her command-line work in Telepipe. A few others have noted prior desires to write similar software. For one, I know that I will no longer be able to switch back to running regular ol' terminals. The experience of using Telepipe is so elevated in comparison that I cannot imagine myself living without it. Of course, as Telepipe is developed with my own sensitivities in mind, this isn’t too surprising. Still, you might come to enjoy Telepipe after some time working within it—even if you are already very familiar with the terminal.

If you use Telepipe, please let me know what you think. Despite my strong opinions, I do value feedback! Early impressions actually did help drive certain Telepipe features like prefixes or file picker-driven path entry, so reaching out is certain to at the very least elicit an interesting answer.