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I’m a CLI guy. For me it was always easier to use good old commands like find and cd to navigate around. At some point I even memorized the flags of tar.

Thus, it is still much easier to me to use plain kubectl with a couple of plugins to navigate the clusters.

However, I know that many folks prefer graphical interfaces or at least some TUI. Also, I remember that a lot of folks were pissed when Lens split into a community and a paid versions.

So, today I want to share a new native Kubernetes desktop client - Seabird.

I haven’t tried it for the reasons I mentioned above, but you may enjoy it.

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GitHub GitHub - getseabird/seabird: Native Kubernetes desktop IDE designed for seamless cluster exploration Native Kubernetes desktop IDE designed for seamless cluster exploration - getseabird/seabird
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