| #!/bin/bash | |
| # --------------------------------------------------- # | |
| # --------------------------------------------------- # | |
| cd actions/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. | |
| cd apps/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. | |
| cd devices/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. | |
| cd emblems/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. | |
| cd mimetypes/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. | |
| cd places/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. | |
| cd status/scalable && for i in *.svg; do svgo -i "$i" --pretty --multipass; done && cd .. |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Author: Thomas Leon Highbaugh | |
| # Description: Assuming you have the dependencies installed, | |
| # this will convert your various OTF fonts to TTF than all your TTF fonts to WOFF, | |
| # WOFF2 and EOT. This streamlines including fonts on websites, though consult with | |
| # the font's license before using them for such! | |
| # | |
| # Dependencies: | |
| # npm: | |
| # - ttf2woff |
Avalanche is an open-source platform for launching highly decentralized applications, financial primitives, and interoperable blockchains.
These are steps for firing up an Avalanche full node on Digital Ocean.
ssh into a Digital Ocean Ubuntu box
For anyone curious in the future:
Yes, you can relatively easily install brave browser on void linux, if that is somehow a non-negotiable for you fear not. There are three methods that I am aware of:
Add this template file to your fork of void-packages locally and build the ./xbps-src package like any other.
Use flatpak, which I need not explain since instructions are on the flathub listing itself. (Note: will be isolated from the system which can be a bit of a pain, especially using things like keepassxc)
| #!/bin/bash | |
| echo "Path to the directory you would like to copy the names of the files to clipboard from please" | |
| read DIR | |
| ls $DIR > /tmp/names.txt | |
| xclip -sel clip /tmp/names.txt | |
| rm /tmp/names.txt |
