Betty is like Siri or Google Now for the command line. Well, sort of. The tool translates plain English into commands: it displays the command it runs and obviously, the command output, in the terminal. It can even speak the command output. Betty’s mission is, according to its GitHub page, to “provide a way to use computers through natural language input”. For example, if you can’t remember the exact compress and uncompress commands, you can simply ask Betty to do it […]
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