


Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/88152886/file.html
I'll add it above once I figure out how. The site has changed since I originally uploaded them. - Aug 27 2018

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/88152886/file.html
I'll add it above once I figure out how. The site has changed since I originally uploaded them. - Aug 27 2018

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
[code]
function rm() {
orig_ifs="$IFS"
IFS=$'\n'
for i in $@ ; do
date >> /tmp/rm.out +"%a %d %b %Y %T: rm -v $i"
/bin/rm -v $i
done
}
[/code]
It works for all filenames, whether they have spaces or not. I didn't create the main justs of the code, but tweaked a couple I found to suite my needs.
I will update my bashrc when I get a chance. Thanks for being a long-time supporter of it. Gives reason for all my hard work. - Aug 05 2015

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
Finally, I don't know if this would work on a Mac OSX. Some functions/aliases might if they line up with the same ones under Mac OSX, but I'm not sure if any of the prompt stuff would. I'm no expert on Mac OSX, though. - Jun 28 2015

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 15 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by Brahimsalem 5 comments
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Huge+List+of+Internet+Radio+Stations?content=135497
Anyway, nice list. Will look through and update my list. Thanks. - Apr 09 2014

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
As for its safety on Saucy, I am not 100% certain yet as I have not tried it on Saucy. That said, I have tweaked it some to work fine in Raring, and just today looked closely at it to see if anything would need to be changed, and I don't see an issue. So using the one I'll update on here, you should be fine on Saucy. The big issue was the Natty one (my last one since) was Gnome2 and this is Gnome3, so a few changes had to be made. But I think it's good now.
Anyway, I'll update the file on here with the one I use on Raring. Whenever Linux Mint 16's Stable Release comes out I'll update it again for Saucy. - Nov 27 2013

Nautilus Scripts by Thura 62 comments
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./Renamer.py", line 55, in <module>
class RenameApplication(Gtk.Application):
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gi/module.py", line 268, in __getattr__
return getattr(self._introspection_module, name)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gi/module.py", line 101, in __getattr__
self.__name__, name))
AttributeError: 'gi.repository.Gtk' object has no attribute 'Application'
I installed it the way the INSTALL script said, so I do not know what is causing it.
Oh, and I am running Natty. - Feb 21 2012

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 5 comments
Weren't you the dude who posted on an Ubuntu Forums thread I made regarding this gtk-intv, the creator of it? Regardless, if you happened to download the package of it I threw together, I cleaned it up a bit.
In all, if you do happen to know of a way to throw together an Intellivision emulator for Android, that would be awesome. Even Colecovision has an Android emulator, so why not Intellivision. Hehe. There were always a few good games on it that no other systems had that I sorely miss (Snafu, B17 Bomber, Beauty and the Beast, others). And as intv is the only Linux Intellivision Emulator in existence, I thought maybe it'd be easier to port it to Android, rather than writing a new one from scratch (a bit out of my expertise, I'm afraid). I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one who'd be grateful. - Jan 07 2012

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 5 comments
It is the one big emulator that I miss for Android, and knowing that this version exists, I am curious if anybody could make a 'apk' Android of it.
Anyway, I thought I'd just throw that out here on my artwork here. Thanks. - Dec 31 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
Now, in regards to the 'bashrc' file's biggest function, basically, a 'bashrc' file is a list of 'keyboard shortcuts' that you can use in the terminal. For instance, instead of having to input an entire line of code to perform a specific command, you can type a single letter, or word, and they trigger preset commands (called aliases and functions (little more fancier/lengthier than aliases)). And in general, people add a few aliases and functions they personally want inside their 'bashrc' files. In mine, though, after a long while of looking at what commands (shortcuts) I wanted in mine, I decided to make one "ultimate' one, not just for myself, but to make it easier for others to have. As such, after a couple of years now, I have amassed quite a few aliases and functions. Personally, I use the entire thing (and some other commands I link to specific scripts and such that are on my computers). For some, they prefer to simply extract whatever shortcuts they desire the most, and put into their 'bashrc' files. Finally, when it comes to this one, I have 17,000 lines of code (ie, a WHOLE LOT of preset aliases and functions). You are welcome to change whatever 'shortcuts' you want, and use all that you want. It comes in extremely handy for longer commands. In addition, I find having a huge file of commands in one place EXTREMELY helpful when I need to do something.
Hope that helps. - Dec 21 2011

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 8 comments
Anyway, hmmmmmmm.... thinking about it, I can see your request as being a possibility; definitely not a waste of time. I just do not know off-hand exactly how to do that.
Technically, the part of this script that lets you right click a directory and play what is inside it is a single line:
mplayer -loop 0 -quiet -shuffle -playlist <(find -L $ARCHIVE_FULLPATH -type f | egrep -i '(\.mp3|\.wav|\.flac|\.ogg|\.m4a|\.aac|\.mpa|\.mid|\.aif|\.iff|\.m3u|\.ra)')
I am sure with a small tweak here and there it could be made to work the way you want. I will look into it and will let you know if I can get anywhere, but it might take a posting in Ubuntu Forums or something and some help from people far more skilled at bash scripting than myself to figure it out.
Regardless, it would be a good little idea if it could be done. - Dec 15 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 6 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 6 comments
Really, this is all the script actually does as far as downloading:
if [ -d $HOME/googlefontdirectory ] ; then
cd $HOME/googlefontdirectory
hg pull -u || return 1
echo "The local files have been updated."
cd ..
else
hg clone https://googlefontdirectory.googlecode.com/hg/ $HOME/googlefontdirectory || return 1
fi
It is basically just that one line just above. - Nov 05 2011

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 6 comments
How long did you wait before you canceled the action? It seems to take a good 7-10 minutes on my system. - Nov 05 2011

Nautilus Scripts by petrakis 16 comments

Nautilus Scripts by petrakis 16 comments
It is just a bit odd why 1.2 works in Natty (GNOME2) but not in Oneiric (GNOME3), while 1.3 works in Oneiric (GNOME3), but not in Natty (GNOME2). Oh well. As I said, just got to remember which Ubuntu (and maybe GNOME) version I'm using and which version of your Color-Picker script I am using as well.
On that note, if I am right about that, maybe keeping both versions of the scripts available on this page would be a good idea. That way one or the other should work. Anyway, just a suggestion. Thanks again! - Oct 20 2011

Nautilus Scripts by petrakis 16 comments

Nautilus Scripts by petrakis 16 comments
Here's what I think it is, though. Version 1.2 works just fine still in Natty (with GNOME2), requiring python-gtkmozembed as a dependency, however 1.2 does not work in Oneiric (with GNOME3), as python-gtkmozembed is no longer in the repos and it creates a lot of headaches trying to install it and all of its dependencies to work in Oneiric.
My guess is those who had issues with 1.2 working now is because they are using Oneiric, or at least, GNOME3, which is why an update was required. I'm guessing 1.3 works fine in Oneiric (GNOME3), with the dependency of python-webkit, I just haven't had a chance to test that out.
Unfortunately, 1.3 doesn't seem to work in Natty, (GNOME2). As such, I guess I will stick with 1.2 until I install Oneiric, (GNOME3). - Oct 20 2011

Nautilus Scripts by airelle 15 comments
Just to mention, if the desire isn't to essentially rename (or move) all files to include a '.' at the front of them, you can merely put the names of the files/folders you want to hide into one specific '.' file. Just an alternative. Here is that script I threw together that will do just that: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Easily+Hide+Files%2BFolders+in+Nautilus?content=142912 - Jul 28 2011

GTK2 Themes by inameiname 2 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 8 comments
And if you want it to play everything Mplayer can play, just remove all of the extensions at the end, and it'll randomly play anything and everything inside a particular folder. - Jul 01 2011

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 8 comments

Nautilus Scripts by inameiname 8 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
It was the function: command_not_found_handle. It was just added in my last update. Sorry about that.
Just comment it out and it should work.
I'll update the Bashrc for anybody else who has found this issue. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. - May 30 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments

Plymouth Themes by inameiname 19 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 15 comments

Nautilus Scripts by Dart00 20 comments

Nautilus Scripts by Dart00 20 comments
Any help would be most appreciated. - Mar 30 2011

Nautilus Scripts by Perberos 27 comments

Nautilus Scripts by Perberos 27 comments
Any help?
Also, could somebody make a deb version of this? I have a deb version for 1.0 and it works great. - Mar 17 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
Uhm, well I welcome emails. I'm also on Ubuntu Forums, if you want to shoot me an email on there. I'm always welcoming to further communication.
- Mar 01 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 15 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
Yes, it must be an inability to handle Regex characters or something in Arch Linux. Perhaps the reason it's not affecting me is because Ubuntu reads those differently, Idk.
I'm guessing then you no longer have errors once you remove those Regex errors?
I am using perl 5.10.1-12ubuntu2 and bash 4.1-2ubuntu4, the defaults for Ubuntu Maverick (10.10). - Feb 07 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
function _tar()
to
complete -F _tar -o default tar
on lines 1255-1308. - Jan 26 2011

Various Gnome Stuff by inameiname 101 comments
Of course, you could always just '#' (comment out) that line, and it'll do the same thing as deleting it. That way, you can keep it there for the future, and/or if you ever need to manually figure out what that alias is. Hence why I've kept a lot of them inside that are commented out. Sorry about that. - Jan 19 2011