I actually wrote this for work: A way to get user input and print to any networked printer from the Windows command line and using built-in utilities and […]
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Cross-Platform Scripts to Create Time/Date Stamped Versions of Your Files For Collaborative Work (with GUI options!)
Summary: A set of scripts (one for *nix and OS X, one for Windows) that create a time-date stamped copy of any file from the commandline. Lots of […]
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A timer/alarm clock and time-of-day wallpaper changer in BASH
Some days, I have a hard time sleeping. (I experience restless leg syndrome as pain – it is the suxx0rs.) Rather than just whining, I’ve been using the […]
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Using epubcheck on Linux
Just a couple of quick notes to make your time with epubcheck a little bit nicer – at least, if you’re on a linux system. This makes use […]
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Making GeekTool a little easier on the system
I love me some system monitors. I like making my system monitors lightweight. The two are not always compatible. I’ve used Samurize on Winboxen, use Conky on linux, […]
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Bash string padding with SED
I know, I mentioned a bit of this earlier, but it deserves its own post. You can left and right pad strings in BASH with spaces using SED. […]