dotfiles

My personal shell configs and stuff
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commit 4f21a91ba79139e34d20d5c8f479caf1f7bb1aae
parent afe86f7e772f8293249538a35b303e254bc52462
Author: Alex Balgavy <a.balgavy@gmail.com>
Date:   Sun,  4 Aug 2019 23:35:45 +0200

Updated README


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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -12,14 +12,14 @@ However, if you _do_ use this, I suggest that you use this more as inspiration t Before you use a custom script, read what it does. Some may be a bit buggy, I haven't tested them on all systems. If you read a script and see some improvements that could be made, let me know. I'm always down to learn more stuff. -* `anythingtogif`: converts (almost) anything to a gif. Usage: `anythingtogif clip.mov clip.gif`. Backed by ffmpeg. * `checklinks`: recursively check any website for broken links * `clonedisk`: clones one disk to another * `conf`: the script to manage dotfiles. run `conf` to show available commands. * `dashedit.rb`: script to allow Dash submissions from the commandline. Largely useless to anyone except me. +* `epr.py`: a [Python-based EPUB reader](https://github.com/wustho/epr) * `epub-convert`: uses Calibre's ebook converter program to convert anything to an epub * `executable`: my first script. Makes any file executable, along with further options. Usage: `executable file.sh` -* `gif2mp4`: convert a gif to an mp4 video. Usage: `gif2mp4 file.gif` +* `ffmpres`: ffmpeg presets for various files * `ffmpeg-split.py`: split videos using ffmpeg. [Here's the README.](scripts/ffmpeg-split-README.md) * `global-git-status`: git status of all of your cloned git repositories * `httpc`: an interactive http request console using httpie