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#!/bin/bash
#Batch processor for assorted media yielding web playback compatible mp4s
#basic summary of args
#batch-ffmpegger.sh tuningparameter [FILES]... [trimstring]
#tuningparameter - ffmpeg's x264 tuning parameter. should be "film" or "animation" most likely.
#                  (googlit for the other options which you probably don't need)
#FILES - however many files you want. Doesn't do directories, use a wildcard/*.mkv etc
#trimstring - an optional custom string to trim the torrent-name and resolution stuff off the end
#             of the file. a regex down below catches most of it though
#             if the last argument isn't an existing file, it will be treated as the trimstring

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#!/bin/bash
#Author:   Malsententia <[email protected]>
#Purpose:  Uses a chromeless firefox window as an image viewer.
#          Inferior to most other image viewers, but good for APNGs
#          Opens kinda fast if you already have firefox running, I guess?
#Usage:    fireview image.ext
#Requires: file - gets the resolution
#          firefox - duh
#          xrandr - determines monitor resolution for max window size
#          xdotool - figures out which monitor your mouse is on, for above

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#Author: Malsententia <[email protected]>
#Purpose: Colorized man pages, with random themes seeded by
#         the command and/or section. That is, every man page
#         has its own consistent color scheme. For example
#         man tar is always yellow, green, and blue, man less
#         is always pink, blue, and yellow, etc.(on zsh, anyway)
#Note: Colorization will differ between bash and zsh, since their 
#      RNGs are different
#Requires: bash or zsh(may support others), and perl
#Setup: Name it .mancolor.sh, source it in your bashrc/zshrc,