The Bash shell used as default shell on GNU/Linux operating system is a versatile enhancement of the Bourne shell, suitable for use as interactive command processor and as script interpreter.

This repository contains a collection of scripts, each directory contains one script and the related files.

Here are some scripts I wrote.

• buzz.sh - Schedules an at job to pop up a message using various commands.
• cookieclean.sh - Cleans up the Mozilla cookie file removing unwanted items.
• duplicated.sh - Create a list of all duplicated files based on comparing their checksums.
• killrenegade.sh - Kill the processes with given name which use to much resources.
• lyndex.sh - Create a word index from the Lynx traversal crawl files.
• minesweeper.sh - The classic mine sweeper game in text mode.
• mksfx.sh - Add a shell script header to a compressed file, to make it selfextractor.
• mpc.sh - Just a rudimental frontend for the most basic music playing functionalities.
• onceaday.sh - Run commands enumerated in a configuration file, conditionally, only once a day.
• pacman.sh - Adds some frequently needed minor functionalities to pacman-g2.
• psqall.sh - Runs the psql tool in a loop for more databases of the same server.
• seq.sh - Use the seq command to replace numeric part of a string with numeric sequences and multiplying the string.
• onceaday.sh - Run commands enumerated in a configuration file, conditionally, only once a day.
• psqall.sh - Runs the psql tool in a loop for more databases of the same server.
• seq.sh - Use the seq command to replace numeric part of a string with numeric sequences and multiplying the string.
• symlink_ntfs.sh - Restores symlinks after copying them to NTFS and back.
• taborder.sh - Reorders the controls in the XFM file based on the declarations in the Pas file.
• termclock.sh - Analog clock displayed using only bash arithmetics and tput.

These scripts were intentionally kept short. For details see the Bash section of my site.