jihan917

;= doskey.mac - posix shell style aliases for cmd.exe
;= place it under %AppData% and create a shortcut to
;= C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k "doskey /macrofile=%AppData%\doskey.mac"
;= beware, this is very crippled *nix shell simulation.

;= --``why not go ahead and use bash/ksh/etc?''
;= --``no I don't. shell on Windows just sucks.''

;= I use these aliases to save me a few (otherwise-would-be) typos;
;= for anything more than a few lines,

mixxorz

# Requires pydub (with ffmpeg) and Pillow
#
# Usage: python waveform.py <audio_file>

import sys

from pydub import AudioSegment
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw

augiedoggie

#!/bin/bash

### the unique window title prefix for our terminal session
terminalKeyword="QuakeTerm"

### optionally set the location of a custom terminal profile to be used
### it must contain whatever is used as the terminalKeyword at the beginning of the "Window title"
### for example:    "Window title" , "QuakeTerm %i: %t"
### comment out the line to use the default Terminal settings
#terminalProfile="/boot/home/config/non-packaged/apps/MyCustomTerminalSettings"

zumikkebe

#! /bin/bash

Usage()
{
	echo "usage: ${script_name} [-D] [-a value] [-dhl] [-s value] [-f] [-twLFGpPMAmHnr value]

	-D	automatically detects the current active window, obtaining the name of the application and the ID number

	-a	select the application by name
		

moyix

#!/usr/bin/env python

import sys, os
import platform
import ctypes as ct
import mmap
from enum import Enum
import importlib
import functools
import errno