Here’s the code:
#!/bin/bash
cmd=$@
if echo $cmd | grep '/$'
then
xargs -rd '\n' -I {} $cmd{}
else
xargs -rd '\n' -I {} $cmd {}
fi
Usage is like:
ls *zip | iter shasum
or
ls *zip | iter shasum ../zipfile_archive/
The second one would get the shasum of zip files that have the same name as ones in the cwd
This assumes, of course, that the input files have sane names, ie, no spaces, etc
Great minds, lol. I have almost the exact same command set up as a little script. Mine has an extra modification for my use case, and I named mine iter, but foreach is a good name for it too.
tmsu is pretty cool - it creates a little db and uses that to track tags on your files without ever touching them. It also has it’s own little tag based filesystem.
The Atlantic published an article last year saying the murder of Gazan children should not be considered murder because it was legal under Israeli law. They are shameless imperial Zionist pieces of shit, and that article earned them a place in my boycott list.
Mine ravencoin instead.
Some other commands you might like:
Ctrl+c
Ctrl+z
Bg
Jobs
Ctrl+u
Ctrl+w
Ctrl+l
That was bad advice then – the right already have a party, and it isn’t the Democratic one.
Right winger really. She got endorsements from the Cheney’s. She had nothing to say about Gaza, BLM, East Palestine Ohio, the housing crisis, ir anything else that mattered.
Thunderbird, and probably betterbird, is too bloated for my taste.
Lubuntu
My first foray into unix-likes was oprnbsd with fluxbox. I eventually moved to openbox. Lubuntu with lxqt gives a nice simple openbox experience with a menu and stuff. I customize it to have openbox present the mouse menu instead of the whole pcmanfm desktop thing.
I’ve been using Linux for a couple decades now – I use Windows at work and came to like bing desktop; it’s unexpectedly nice.
There’s always Ctrl+R
It could be a music server with mpd – then you could configure it to stream over http to other devices. Or you could configure it as a client for a music server you keep somewhere else.
Just ext4 on my Linux things; I got scared away from btrfs because of some file loss horror stories
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Sounds like a lot of hot air coming from the guy who bypassed congress to float an extra $106,000,000 so the IDF can use more guns and bombs on civilians.
I used to be a vote blue no matter who, afraid of Trump fascism, but a statement must be made that this is not okay.
I taught myself some shell scripting and unix commands after being gifted an iMac running 10.3. I then decided I wanted to fully immerse myself, so I dual booted that thing with OpenBSD.
The installer back then was pretty barebones; I used a scientific calculator to set up the partitions. After install I was dropped into a root shell and had to recompile the kernel to apply the latest system patches, then set up my user account, sudo, and bootstrap the package installer.
Getting the latest Firefox meant compiling it from scratch, which took about a week. Setting up flash involved configuring a Linux emulation layer. It worked on most sites, but not others.
I began pining for the binary updates, native flash support, and huge package libraries available in Linux, not to mention the cool wobbly window cube that compiz fusion offered, so I made the jump to Linux.
I’ve switched distros and even switched to other unix-likes, but in the end Linux won for me.
It’s not enough. It’s better than nothing, but it’s not enough.
It makes me feel sick that Biden is sending more money to Israel, with no conditions, knowing that all of that money will be used for genocide.
It’s also upsetting (but not surprising) to see so many Israel apologists on social media.
Very nice; I will use this. Thanks!