Chris Templin ctemplin

## Watch i3 output focus array
watch 'jq .focus < <(i3-msg -t get_tree)'

## gist:f79261b23c15071ad6e233e976897099
urxvt -e bash -i -c "<command>"

## i3 tree workspaces
i3-msg -t get_tree | jq '.nodes[1].nodes[1].nodes[] | select(.type==workspace)'

## Find identical (hardlinked) files
sudo find / -ignore_readdir_race  -samefile [file]

## Max RAM capacity
sudo dmidecode -t memory

## Locate directories that contain string. Example query: 'bash-completion'
# lists matching non-dirs too after dirs
ls -dp --group-directories-first `locate -b '\bash*completion'`


## Sort pacman packages by size.
expac '%m\t%n' -H M | sort -hr | less

## recoilResetThenSetValue.js
import { atom, selector, selectorFamily, snapshot_UNSTABLE } from 'recoil'

const atomDefaults = {}

export const resetThenSetValue = selector ({
  key: 'resetThenSetValue',
  set: ({set}, {atom, ...rest}) => {
    set(atom,
      (prevValue) => {
        // Defaults not already stored

## xfce4-terminal-pwd.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Little script hack that launches a new xfce4-terminal with the
# current working directory as its default. Mimics pwdx with
# xfce4-terminal (all of whose windows share a single process for
# perfomance) by extracting the cwd from the window title.  If the
# ACTIVE_WINDOW isn't a xfce4-terminal, use pwdx of the current
# window's PID.
id=$(xprop -root | awk '/_NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW\(WINDOW\)/{print $NF}')
class_string=$(xprop -id $id | awk '/WM_CLASS\(STRING\)/' | cut -d'=' -f2 | cut -d',' -f1)
	# lists matching non-dirs too after dirs
	ls -dp --group-directories-first `locate -b '\bash*completion'`
	import { atom, selector, selectorFamily, snapshot_UNSTABLE } from 'recoil'

	const atomDefaults = {}

	export const resetThenSetValue = selector ({
	key: 'resetThenSetValue',
	set: ({set}, {atom, ...rest}) => {
	set(atom,
	(prevValue) => {
	// Defaults not already stored
	#!/bin/bash

	# Little script hack that launches a new xfce4-terminal with the
	# current working directory as its default. Mimics pwdx with
	# xfce4-terminal (all of whose windows share a single process for
	# perfomance) by extracting the cwd from the window title. If the
	# ACTIVE_WINDOW isn't a xfce4-terminal, use pwdx of the current
	# window's PID.
	id=$(xprop -root \| awk '/_NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW\(WINDOW\)/{print $NF}')
	class_string=$(xprop -id $id \| awk '/WM_CLASS\(STRING\)/' \| cut -d'=' -f2 \| cut -d',' -f1)