| #!/bin/bash | |
| sysname=`uname -s` | |
| if [ "$sysname" = "SunOS" ]; then | |
| r=`which md5sum | grep '/md5sum'` | |
| if [ $r ]; then HAS_MD5SUM="1"; else HAS_MD5SUM="0"; fi | |
| r=`which digest | grep '/digest'` | |
| if [ $r ]; then HAS_DIGEST="1"; else HAS_DIGEST="0"; fi |
| # SimpleBackup.ps1 | |
| # Written by A Hendley (ahendley@internode.on.net) | |
| # | |
| # A simple back-up of a source folder path to a given destination folder path. | |
| <# | |
| .SYNOPSIS | |
| Backs up a source folder path to a given destination folder with some logic to | |
| define time stamped folders and preserve file system space by recycling older | |
| back-up folders where the -AppendDateTime argument is used. |
After a fair bit of web searching and hacking, the following information should enable you in the configuration of your Logitech Harmony Remote and installation of client interfacing software on Linux to update your universal remote.
These instructions were compiled using Linux Mint 17 (Qiana) x86_64 and Firefox 34 at the time of writing.
The following is a list of identified libraries and tools the subsequent software for using your Logitech Harmony Remote.