Fiche is that go-to tool for anyone who wants to share terminal output in a flash. Picture this: you’re sifting through logs, running commands, and BAM! You need to share that output quick and easy—no screenshots, no cumbersome uploads—just pure, sweet efficiency. That’s where Fiche shines. It’s your command line pastebin, taking your terminal output and turning it into shareable URLs like it's nobody's business. So, how does it work? Easy-peasy. Say you want to share some command output. You just pipe it into `nc termbin.com 9999`, and voila! You’ll get a snazzy little URL in return, ready to be shared wherever you need it. For instance, run `echo just testing! | nc termbin.com 9999` and you’ll get something like `http://termbin.com/abcd`. Sharing debugging info has never been this slick! If you’re the type who loves to keep things simple, set up a few aliases in your bash profile. Adding `alias tb="nc termbin.com 9999"` to your `.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` means you’ll only have to type `tb` to use Fiche. Less typing, more productivity—score! Got logs or terminal outputs cluttering your screen and need a cleaner way to share them? Kick it up a notch with their beautification service. Just swap in `l.termbin.com` in your URL to add some color and line numbers. Pretty cool, right? Now, let’s talk shop about hosting it yourself. Installation is as straightforward as cloning the repo from GitHub, running `make`, and then `sudo make install`. Boom, you’re ready to roll. You can customize almost anything—from the output directory to the buffer size and even user permissions. Don't want to fuss with manual starts? No problemo, Fiche plays nice with systemd. Just throw together a simple unit file, specify your domain, output path, and you’re golden. And if you’re all about that HTTP life, setting up Nginx is a breeze with the provided sample config. Whether you’re on Linux or macOS, the setup is smooth. Need to copy output straight to the clipboard? Fiche has your back with aliases like `tbc` to make things even easier. Fiche embodies the open-source ethos: it’s community-driven, efficiently coded in C, and MIT licensed, meaning you can tinker to your heart’s content. No more faffing around with cumbersome tools; just straightforward, clean sharing of terminal output. Don’t let those terminal outputs go unseen. With Fiche, you’ve got a killer command line pastebin that’s as quick as a whip and as easy as pie. Go ahead, give it a whirl, and see how it can streamline your workflow today.