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# multiple_scripts
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Multiple scripts that are useful but don't deserve their own repository.
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This is often a repository when I work on small ideas until they're big enough
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to deserve thier own repo and README. This readme may very well be outdated
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or inaccurate!
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## convert_patreon_downloader_files.sh
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See [this post on my blog](https://ideatrash.net/2023/12/how-to-back-up-your-patreon-posts-and-photos-to-multiple-formats-automatically-using-linux-in-december-2023.html) for a full description of how to use this script.
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## isobash
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A simple script using zenity and pkexec to allow for interactive mounting of ISO files with a GUI interface.
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## video-fzf-config and pulse-fzf-autoconf
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Scripts for moving and manipulating video and pulse streams easily. See https://ideatrash.net/2022/02/manipulating-audio-and-video-streams-for-streaming-on-linux.html
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# patootie.sh
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Because sometimes you want a GUI *and* the speed of a command line, and just want to say something stupid on Mastodon without firing up a browser or Sengi or grabbing your phone, or or or...
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Uses [YAD](https://sourceforge.net/projects/yad-dialog/) and [toot](https://toot.bezdomni.net/) to have a GUI for sending a quick toot (with possible
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image attachments, content warnings, and alt text. Includes interactive image selector and *displaying* the image while you are presented with a dialogue box to enter alt text.
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Patootie uses the environment variable TOOTACCT to specify the tooting account otherwise it uses whichever one is currently active in toot.
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You may specify the full path to an image file as the first (and only) command-line variable to "pre-load" the image attachment portion of the script.
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## yad-todo.sh
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Uses [yad](https://smokey01.com/yad/) to present a simple GUI for adding
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entries to todo.txt file. See the yad-todo.png file for what it might look like.
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If the program is not running, ensure that it is getting the `todo.txt` file passed to it!
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## kpf.sh
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Uses [fd](https://github.com/sharkdp/fd), [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf),
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and [keepassxc-cli](https://www.mankier.com/1/keepassxc-cli) to provide a quick
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and easy way to *retrieve* passwords from the command line. By default copies
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the password to the clipboard. If you don't want to type your password (or select
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your database location) every time, you can set them as environment variables.
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See [this post](https://ideatrash.net/2021/05/kpf-keepassxc-with-fzf-in-bash.html) for details.
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## set-xwindow-icon-by-pid.sh
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Does exactly what it says on the tin. $1 is the string to search, $2 is the path to the icon file
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## sr.sh
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A transparent wrapper for surfraw that utilizes fzf
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https://terminalizer.com/view/4d1fd3b34309
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## ytube.sh
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A wrapper for youtube-dl to make easier (and automate) some things.
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## clipimg.sh
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Uses fzf, rofi, fd (optional), and xclip to choose an image, get it onto the
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clipboard, and select it for pasting. Works for JPG and PNG, does NOT work for
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GIF, sadly.
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## tmux_devour.sh
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Launch a process in a new pane, zoom the pane, kill the pane when done.
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## tmux_sidebar.sh
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Create a sidebar (e.g. for reading manpages) and kill when done.
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## tmux_topbar.sh
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Create a vertical split and kill when done.
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## briefing.sh
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Used along with Podfox to create a daily briefing without involving
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Google or Amazon or Apple. The post detailing this is at
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[ideatrash](https://ideatrash.net/?p=69528).
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## virtualbox-openbox
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To dynamically create a list of virtualbox VM's (and allow you to run them)
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as an OpenBox pipe menu
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## topmem.sh and topcpu.sh
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While these aren't exactly *speedy* or *optimized*, they do what I want;
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they show me the top five memory using (or CPU using, respectively)
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*commands*. That is, it lumps all `vivaldi-bin` or `firefox-bin`
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processes together before doing the calculation and sort. That way I can
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see what commands are eating up everything.
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A small note - processes from bash, python, and java (at present) are
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not *excluded*, but the command they're *running* is what is counted. So
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for example, these three commands:
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`/usr/bin/python /usr/share/kupfer/kupfer.py --no-splash`
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`/usr/bin/python /usr/bin/autokey-gtk`
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`/usr/bin/python /usr/bin/dstat -c -C 0,1,total -d -s -n -y -r`
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are *not* lumped together, but are treated as separate commands.
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#books_search
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#joplin_search
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