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ii.do

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  Analyzed about 15 hours ago

ii.do, pronounced I-do (as in "Do you solemnly swear to complete all tasks till death do us part?" :-), is a simple bash script which can be used to keep track of a todo list. After being inspired by the simplicity of Markdown syntax and Todo.txt, a commandline todo script, I decided to write my ... [More] own script that combined both aspects. The result is a simple todo.markdown file which you can easily create in your home directory and edit using any text editor (though I recommend one which has syntax highlighting such as VIM). [Less]

560 lines of code

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about 6 years since last commit

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wolmixer

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wolmixer script initialed to handle volume mixer! wolmixer works properly with amixer =)). it's simple to use and really good solution for those folks who likes control sound volume. Actually for me, a OpenBox user, i bind gestures to handle the volume mixer. So with some ... [More] shortcuts/gestures/keybinds it's Delicious solution, and you'll never miss Kmix or other volume mixer applet/program wolmixer is a simple shell script [Less]

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pipa

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  Analyzed about 17 hours ago

File/stream copying with compression and rotation. Documentation and examples are at homepage, so look there. ------------------------- Some examples of functionality: Rotation by time interval or output filesize. Compression (GZ, BZ2, XZ, LZO). strftime() on output filename. ... [More] PCAP files: each rotated file has correct PCAP header, all the split files can be read with Wireshark etc. Tee-mode: stdin -> stdout, with the magic underneath outputting to a file(s). Optional command run on each of the output files. [Less]

1.32K lines of code

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over 11 years since last commit

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Sharness

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  Analyzed about 12 hours ago

Shell library to test your Unix tools like Git does

1.03K lines of code

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almost 8 years since last commit

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Another Command Prompt

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

Another Command Prompt (aCmd) is a batch-based command prompt alternitive designed to allow users to use command prompt even when it is blocked by an administrator.

19 lines of code

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almost 6 years since last commit

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img2vcard

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  Analyzed 1 day ago

Convert images to a vCard PHOTO property.

119 lines of code

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almost 11 years since last commit

1 users on Open Hub

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user-export

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  Analyzed about 20 hours ago

Scripts to export your own data from several online services.

272 lines of code

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almost 10 years since last commit

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mount-image

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  Analyzed about 23 hours ago

Easy mounting of ISO (and similar) files, from Nautilus or the shell

421 lines of code

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almost 11 years since last commit

1 users on Open Hub

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XYZCommander

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  Analyzed about 9 hours ago

XYZCommander is a pure console visual file manager. Main features: * Tight integration with python run-time system -- most of the settings can be changed "on the fly" via management console. * Powerful configuration system -- define own actions, aliases, internal commands, key bindings. * ... [More] Extensible plug-in system -- even core functionality implemented mainly using plug-ins, keeping base system small and clean. * Customizable look-n-feel -- every widget component look can be changed via skins. [Less]

9.54K lines of code

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over 12 years since last commit

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Xs shell

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  Analyzed about 21 hours ago

The xs shell is a modified version of the es shell, in turn based upon the rc shell. Interesting features include functional programming tools like lambdas and closures, exceptions, glob-style string matching (like simple regexps), and non-linear redirects (like a more flexible alternative to ... [More] pipes). Xs has a notably different syntax from bourne-derived shells, especially in control structures (braces replace do-end in while, for example). The code should not be too hard to hack on, especially considering that part of the shell is written in xs. This also allows effective customization/modification to the shell in one's init file. Compared to es, xs has some bugfixes, code cleanup, better readline integration, and syntax improvements. [Less]

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about 3 years since last commit

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