This repo will contain a few of the many scripts I use on my linux desktop, most of them are meant to be run from keyboard shortcuts and sometimes rely on dmenu (you can substiture it with bemenu if you're on wayland)
You can see this kind of like a dotfiles repo, except I won't share my entire desktop configuration because I view this as too personal
It is recommanded that you read and understand the scripts before running them
not a script but an example .zshrc that I consider sane defaults
zsh has the reputation to be very powerful but a pain to configure, with this you can just use it as a drop in replacement for bash and it should work right and feel right right away, main differences are like vi-like keybindings and autocompletion is a bit different than bash (way better)
you may wanna customize the PS1 variable and add your own aliases
a command line script to add a torrent to a remote Transmission server over HTTP
usage ./addtorrent.sh url, url can be a magnet link or the http link of a
.torrent file
you have to set host, username and password before using
stolen from inspired by this https://gist.github.com/tree-s/1b2177bac1d8f2b70fac9e235a7f262c
Select the default audio output on wireplumber, when you launch the script a dmenu will appear with the list of every audio sink that wireplumber can see and you can select one to make it default, very useful if you have multiple audio cards
rip an audio CD using cdparanoia and let you name the files and save them as .flac
save everything to ~/music, depends on cdparanoia, ffmpeg and id3v2
interactive script meant to be run inside a terminal, please read it carefully before trying it out
a dmenu calculator, very simple and effective, relies on the bc calculator
a dmenu program to convert some units, as of now it can convert km to miles and vice versa and °C/°F, I'll add more when I feel like I need them, I'll probably accept your pull request if you decide to add more units yourself
an emoji selector that I probably copied from Luke Smith or someone else idk, copies the selected emoji to the clipboard
you might need to adjust the path of the emoji list and use absolute path
replace xclip with wl-copy on wayland
select a song or an album from your music library and play it with mpd, one of my favourite scripts
show the hour in multiple timezones as well as the calendar