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#!/bin/bash | |
# Usage: | |
# docker-cleanup.sh [-y] | |
# | |
# When run without -y will print | |
# all dead or exited containers | |
# all dangling images (i.e. images without tags that are not used by any container) | |
# all dangling volumes (all volumes not in use) | |
# | |
# When run with -y, it will DELETE |
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##Some window managers, including i3wm, the one I use at the moment, highlight | |
#windows and desktop tabs when the window or one of it’s children sets the X | |
#urgency hint. irssi, for example, supports that, allowing for nice and silent | |
#notifications when somebody querys or mentions you. However, even after hours | |
#of googeling, I couldn’t find any way to make Thunderbird set this flag when | |
#new mail arrives. This is why I came up with my own solution. I wrote a python | |
#script that finds the Thunderbird window and set’s the urgency hint using the | |
#python-xlib (which you would have to install yourself!) bindings. I then | |
#installed the Thunderbird extension Mailbox Alert, that allows you to specify | |
#scripts to be executed when new mail arrives – even on a per-folder basis. |