ZMX is a tool designed for persisting terminal sessions, allowing users to attach and detach from shell sessions without terminating them. It focuses on session management without the additional complexity of window management features found in tools like tmux. It supports multiple clients connecting to the same session and maintains the terminal state and output when re-attaching.

Homebrew 5.0.0 introduces default download concurrency, promotes Linux ARM64/AArch64 to Tier 1 support, and outlines future deprecations for macOS versions. Key features include improved cask handling and updates to various commands. Users should be aware of upcoming changes affecting compatibility and support.

Somo is a user-friendly alternative to netstat for monitoring sockets and ports on Linux and macOS, offering features like filtering, sorting, and JSON output. It provides interactive capabilities to kill processes and can be installed using various package managers or built from source. The tool supports shell completions and allows customization via config files for repeated commands.