Linux software

I had some small interest in this language, primarily because it’s used for World of Warcraft addon programming and general scripting , but I ended up losing interest in it and in programming in general.

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Adblock Latitude

2015-11-15

advertisements, corporate jamming, freeware, glances, GUI software, internet software, Linux software, live, loved, open-source software, Pale Moon extensions, software, Windows 10 software, Windows software

Software >
Pale Moon > Pale Moon extensions >

https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/adblock-latitude/

The equivalent for Firefox is AdBlock.

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Snap Links Plus

2015-05-21

Firefox extensions, freeware, glances, GUI software, internet software, Linux software, live, open-source software, software, todo, Windows software

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/snaplinksplus/
addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/116390
was http://snaplinks.mozdev.org/

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cpufrequtils

2015-05-18

commandline software, freeware, glances, liked, Linux software, live, open-source software, software, todo, utilities

was kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/cpufreq/cpufrequtils.html

Various tools to diddle with one’s CPU.

my scripts
The Windows equivalent would be something like Process Lasso.

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dialog

2015-05-18

application launchers, commandline software, dialog software, freeware, glances, liked, Linux software, live, open-source software, software, todo, utilities

(on Wikipedia)
https://invisible-island.net/dialog/

A program to present a commandline dialog, letting a scripter get user input.

Capable enough for everyday scripts. Capable enough that to get a “GUI” dialog, I would rather spawn a terminal and use dialog.

cat
The shell builtin read.
A GUI option would be Xdialog.
I think it’s hilarious there are so many nice screenshots of a text program.

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NumLockX

2015-05-18

commandline software, freeware, glances, GUI software, liked, Linux software, live, open-source software, slpkg, software, utilities

IBM Model M

was freshmeat.sourceforge.net/projects/numlockx/
was home.kde.org/~seli/numlockx/

A GUI program that turns NumLock on. Great for turning it on as X starts.

Why ever numlock would be turned off by default is beyond me. It’s not that I can’t see a use for it as a cursor pad, but it’s a number pad. That’s just not “use for those keys”. That’s their damned name!