the scripts folder containing all my scripts
a list explaining what each script is for
- cleanMem.sh - executes freeMem.sh as root
- cleanPackageCache.sh - cleans cached packages on Arch Linux system for both pacman and yay
- comparemusicfoldersondevices.sh - compares content between Home Music Folder and Phone Music Folder
- fixLineEndings.sh - script that fixes Line Endings of files, by replacing Windows File Endings with Linux ones
- freeMem.sh - cleanes cached memory, executed by running cleanMem.sh
- usage:
watch -n 600 bash scripts/cleanMem.sh
- usage:
- InstagramDataPuller.sh - pulls data from instagram profile, like photos
- kVMeventIDDialog.sh - creates a dialog at startup telling the user what to use in virt-manager for VM low latency inputs
- latencyTest.sh - tests audio latency, worked with pulseaudio
- performance-mode.sh - sets cpu into performace mode by setting the cpu scaling governor to performance
- powerDownAllVMs.sh - powers down all the VMs and restarts virt-manager as well as libvirtd
- reassign-cpu.sh - reassings all cpu cores/threads to make them usable inside the linux system
- replaceString.sh - replaces string found in all .sh files with a new string
- usage:
bash replaceString.sh tempTextToBeReplaced newText
- usage:
- sleep.sh - puts system to sleep
- sshUWUserver.sh - ssh into my server, yes it is named like that on purpose
- unassign-cpu.sh - keeps only selected cpu cores/threads to make them usable inside the linux system so that the rest can be used inside VMs
- execute_as_root.sh - execute scripts listed using root
- overclock.sh - mentioned here Linux_NVIDIA_GPU_Overclocking_Guide
- standby_hdd.sh - puts hdd or hdds into standby upons startup
BeanGreen247, 2023