I thought I had posted a topic about this here but either it has been deleted or I have forgotten to make the topic. 
The search function found nothing, so I must have forgotten.
If you're not interested or don't like the scripts (don't find them useful), just move on without commenting. I'm not interested in sh*tcommenting. They might not be helpful for you in particular, but they might help someone else.
I decided to share some of the scripts I've written (a few of them - with the help of an AI, when I get stuck in writing the script) in order to make my CLI life easier (I use them with aliases). I figured uploading them to github would be easier than on a cloud service, mostly because on github everything is transparent. Each directory is clear about what the scripts in it do.
github.com
I chose MIT license for them which means they come "as is" with no warranty - if you misuse them and somehow you manage to break your system, that's not my responsibility. The latter is highly unlikely but who knows... You're also free to change and distribute them in any way you want - I won't pursue you for copy BS, the whole repo is FOSS! Also if you want and have the time to waste, you could make GUI programs out of them, but personally I like the scripts in CLI variant bc they don't depend on frameworks.
If you have any questions, either ask here or open an issue with your question(s).
Note: I wrote and use these scripts on Arch Linux. They should work in Arch-based distros but I have no idea whether and how they'll work in Debian-based distros.
The search function found nothing, so I must have forgotten.If you're not interested or don't like the scripts (don't find them useful), just move on without commenting. I'm not interested in sh*tcommenting. They might not be helpful for you in particular, but they might help someone else.
I decided to share some of the scripts I've written (a few of them - with the help of an AI, when I get stuck in writing the script) in order to make my CLI life easier (I use them with aliases). I figured uploading them to github would be easier than on a cloud service, mostly because on github everything is transparent. Each directory is clear about what the scripts in it do.
GitHub - rado84-github/convenience-bash-scripts: Some bash scripts I've created over the years for convenience, bulk processing and automation
Some bash scripts I've created over the years for convenience, bulk processing and automation - rado84-github/convenience-bash-scripts
github.com
I chose MIT license for them which means they come "as is" with no warranty - if you misuse them and somehow you manage to break your system, that's not my responsibility. The latter is highly unlikely but who knows... You're also free to change and distribute them in any way you want - I won't pursue you for copy BS, the whole repo is FOSS! Also if you want and have the time to waste, you could make GUI programs out of them, but personally I like the scripts in CLI variant bc they don't depend on frameworks.
If you have any questions, either ask here or open an issue with your question(s).
Note: I wrote and use these scripts on Arch Linux. They should work in Arch-based distros but I have no idea whether and how they'll work in Debian-based distros.
