A Command Line Pastebin and a Terminal Session Recorder - Termbin & Asciinema DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Sebastian
Hi remember me? =P
well anyways, i have question it is a bit off topic from the video.
I am currently been using i3 for 2.5 months, and for somethings i fell like its not enough. like i want the ability to minimize floating windows, and to hide everything if i click on the tiled once.
i know its not the peruse of a tiling window manager but, for example...
-Firefox pop-out windows
-steam friends list and chat
-unity preference windows
its mostly small things but i think it would be nice to have the option, i will probably figure it out with time but i would be nice to know what you think.
PS. i know there are tabs but i still want minimizing for somethings
with best regards Sebastian(aka. xenose)
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Hi remember me? =P
well anyways, i have question it is a bit off topic from the video.
I am currently been using i3 for 2.5 months, and for somethings i fell like its not enough. like i want the ability to minimize floating windows, and to hide everything if i click on the tiled once.
i know its not the peruse of a tiling window manager but, for example...
-Firefox pop-out windows
-steam friends list and chat
-unity preference windows
its mostly small things but i think it would be nice to have the option, i will probably figure it out with time but i would be nice to know what you think.
PS. i know there are tabs but i still want minimizing for somethings
with best regards Sebastian(aka. xenose)
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Chulito
Hey DistroHuggers,
I am very excited to report that my install of OpenSUSE Plasma Tumbleweed ( on hardware ) had a huge update today. This is definitely in my Top 5 of Distros/versions/DE combinations. It is only about a month behind KDE Neon Developer's Stable Edition as far as KDE components go, but you get all the latest ( tested ) bells and whistles for all the other components. On the otherhand, I just accidentally upgraded my Fedora 30 ( rawhide ) install to Fedora 31, and that borked. So I tried a fresh install of Fedora 31 ( from unofficial nightly build - not tested ) and that borked. So somewhere you have to leave in between if you want to live on the edge, yet not have a whole lot of Linux command line skills.
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Hey DistroHuggers,
I am very excited to report that my install of OpenSUSE Plasma Tumbleweed ( on hardware ) had a huge update today. This is definitely in my Top 5 of Distros/versions/DE combinations. It is only about a month behind KDE Neon Developer's Stable Edition as far as KDE components go, but you get all the latest ( tested ) bells and whistles for all the other components. On the otherhand, I just accidentally upgraded my Fedora 30 ( rawhide ) install to Fedora 31, and that borked. So I tried a fresh install of Fedora 31 ( from unofficial nightly build - not tested ) and that borked. So somewhere you have to leave in between if you want to live on the edge, yet not have a whole lot of Linux command line skills.
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Vladimir
Thank you so much! Termbin is fantastic - I'm spending a lot of time in FreeBSD console and this tip is extremely helpful. While watching I immediately thought of saving Termbin output in text file with '>> termbin-list.txt' so I can use lynx -tail -n 1 termbin-list.txt- or whatever but there was one small problem, there was 'null' - -- - at the end of every line. This works as expected:
echo Thanks DistroTube! - nc termbin.com 9999 - tr -d '\000' >> termbin-list.txt
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Thank you so much! Termbin is fantastic - I'm spending a lot of time in FreeBSD console and this tip is extremely helpful. While watching I immediately thought of saving Termbin output in text file with '>> termbin-list.txt' so I can use lynx -tail -n 1 termbin-list.txt- or whatever but there was one small problem, there was 'null' - -- - at the end of every line. This works as expected:
echo Thanks DistroTube! - nc termbin.com 9999 - tr -d '\000' >> termbin-list.txt
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Ghoxx
Hey DT,
Recently over on r/unixporn I've seen a few -note-taking- setups,one in particular which involves a script that converts a text file into a formatted PDF that gets uploaded to Google Drive. I love the idea of this (and scripts like this in general) and was wondering if you'd be be interested in doing a video on general script writing.
Either way, love the content and keep up the good work :D
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Hey DT,
Recently over on r/unixporn I've seen a few -note-taking- setups,one in particular which involves a script that converts a text file into a formatted PDF that gets uploaded to Google Drive. I love the idea of this (and scripts like this in general) and was wondering if you'd be be interested in doing a video on general script writing.
Either way, love the content and keep up the good work :D
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nibblrrr
4:53 curl termbin.com/u4d2 - less
No shade on Lynx-, but for plain text, curl (often pre-installed) suffices & is e.g. easier to pipe into a file.
Or from vim: :r !curl -s termbin.com/u4d2
Anyway, termbin is pretty cool, thanks for the video! :)
- well, except for the atrocious commandline options...
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4:53 curl termbin.com/u4d2 - less
No shade on Lynx-, but for plain text, curl (often pre-installed) suffices & is e.g. easier to pipe into a file.
Or from vim: :r !curl -s termbin.com/u4d2
Anyway, termbin is pretty cool, thanks for the video! :)
- well, except for the atrocious commandline options...
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nibblrrr
Wayyyy less comfortable than Asciinema, but there's also -script- in e.g. util-linux:
$ script my_session.log --t my_session.time
And for playback in the terminal (here with 1.5x speed & pauses limited to 2s):
$ scriptreplay my_session.log --t my_session.time -d 1.5 -m 2
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Wayyyy less comfortable than Asciinema, but there's also -script- in e.g. util-linux:
$ script my_session.log --t my_session.time
And for playback in the terminal (here with 1.5x speed & pauses limited to 2s):
$ scriptreplay my_session.log --t my_session.time -d 1.5 -m 2
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007arek
Why do you use exa instead of lsd? Recently I've changed colorls because of your video. :D
Can somebody explain me the difference between global and normal aliases in zsh? I think your tb alias could be a global one.
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Why do you use exa instead of lsd? Recently I've changed colorls because of your video. :D
Can somebody explain me the difference between global and normal aliases in zsh? I think your tb alias could be a global one.
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Aggnog
Hi, offtopic but it would be great if you could make a video on taskwarrior. It's an organizer/scheduler like calcurse which you've seen before but i feel that it has enough extra features to be worth looking at.
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Hi, offtopic but it would be great if you could make a video on taskwarrior. It's an organizer/scheduler like calcurse which you've seen before but i feel that it has enough extra features to be worth looking at.
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Red
-0:37 That is pretty reasonable because people won't have to mess with exotic desktop environment configurations and -under the hood- any specific linux distro is pretty much identical.
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-0:37 That is pretty reasonable because people won't have to mess with exotic desktop environment configurations and -under the hood- any specific linux distro is pretty much identical.
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Sasa
Hey Derek, really interesting tools! Although I don't see a use case for it at the moment, I'll definitely keep them in mind. Thanks! :)
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Hey Derek, really interesting tools! Although I don't see a use case for it at the moment, I'll definitely keep them in mind. Thanks! :)
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