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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Show info and run flatpak apps with fzf
#   flatapp [arguments]

flatpak_preview() {
	app="$(echo "${1}" | awk -F'\t' '{print $2}')"
	flatpak info "${app}"
}
export -f flatpak_preview

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'L' Of A Day 
005
007: GoldenEye 
025D2
025K2
025R2
1 on 1 Government 
10 Jeux Interactifs / Jeux Pour Filles 
10 X 10 
100 in 1 

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# selectfile
# Use rofi to select file or folder until file is selected, then print it.

# Arguments
#   $1=directory to start, defaults to "." (specified in variable default_dir)

# Source directory with systems folders.
default_dir="."

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#!/bin/env bash

yay_preview() {
	yay -Qqil "${1}"
}

export -f yay_preview

yay_preview_output() {
	yay_preview "${1}" | less

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Run a command n-times or infinite times.
#   by Tuncay D. (thingsiplay)
#
# Usage: loop [N] COMMAND
#
#   If the first argument N is a number, then it will run the command that many
#   times. If N is not a number, then it will be interpreted as part of the
#   actual command and run indefinitely.

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#!/bin/sh

# Execute Windows programs with Proton from Steams installation folder, without
# starting Steam client.
#
# 1. Create a directory for Proton environment to run in.  As an example make a
#    folder "proton" in your home directory.  This folder must exist in order
#    to make Proton work.
#
# 2. Point the variable "env_dir" in this script to that folder or...

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#!/bin/env bash

# Check Updates List
#   Report and notify only when specific packages needs an update on Archlinux.
#
# Usage:
#   checkupdateslist [package]...
#
# Example:
#   $ checkupdateslist

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#!/bin/env bash

# Usage:
#   qforceupdate
#   qforceupdate checkupdates

if [ "${#}" == 0 ]
then
    # requires ln -s ~/.cache/qtile/qtilesocket.\:0 ~/.cache/qtile/qtilesocket.\:0.0
    qtile cmd-obj -o cmd -f list_widgets \

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#!/usr/bin/bash

# RetroArch playlist key extractor
# Dirty way of reading and printing values from .lpl playlist files.
#
# EXAMPLES:
#   lplpath
#   lplpath "~/.config/retroarch/playlists/Nintendo - Game Boy.lpl"

KEY=path

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#!/bin/env bash

# Lookup section meaning in `man man`.
sections='1,8,6,5,7'

show_manual () {
    man -- "${1%% *}" 2> /dev/null
}
export -f show_manual