Elena ``of Valhalla'' ha ricondiviso questo.
It's been a while from my last post on behalf of the Department of Unnecessary Projects #DepUnPr
So here is the "UEFI bootable slide show"
https://git.sr.ht/~fabrixxm/uss
An UEFI executable that load tga uncompressed images from disk and display them as a slideshow in loop.
for when you feel the urge to show some photos and you can't wait for a full os to boot up.
(thanks to @Elena ``of Valhalla'' for inspiring this thing.)
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More from the Department of Unnecessary Projects #DepUnPr
Git comes with some tools to collaborate via email:
There are plenty of email clients written exactly to work with a mail-based patch workflow, or adapted to the job with configs and plugins. And I'm sure they work perfectly.
However, I'm only an amateur mail-patch user, and I'm not an hardcore consolophile: I prefer to keep using my graphical mail client, which unfortunately doesn't have any cool git integration.
But, one day I found out himalaya, a CLI mail client (not a TUI!). I would say himalaya is to thunderbird as curl is to firefox, in a way.
It allows to easily integrate mails into bash pipelines.
And so
As always, everything is extremely experimental, and likely will stay this way.
Here is the code:
https://git.sr.ht/~fabrixxm/git-list
P.S. have a look at the git send-email tutorial
git-list
git-list is an experimental git sub-command to interact with mailing-list based patch workflows.Git comes with some tools to collaborate via email:
git send-email and git am, one to send a patch directly to the mailing-list, the other to apply a patch which ... somehow... the user get from the mailing-list.There are plenty of email clients written exactly to work with a mail-based patch workflow, or adapted to the job with configs and plugins. And I'm sure they work perfectly.
However, I'm only an amateur mail-patch user, and I'm not an hardcore consolophile: I prefer to keep using my graphical mail client, which unfortunately doesn't have any cool git integration.
But, one day I found out himalaya, a CLI mail client (not a TUI!). I would say himalaya is to thunderbird as curl is to firefox, in a way.
It allows to easily integrate mails into bash pipelines.
And so
git-list is born. Put git-list script into your path, configure himalaya, add some local config to your repo and you will be able to easy list mail from the mailing-list related to the project, read mails, and apply patches to brand-new branches created ad-hoc from the comfort of your terminal:$ git list
ID | Subject
-----------------
1 | [Patch] ....
$ git list show 1
...
$ git list test 1
$ git status
On branch patch/1
...As always, everything is extremely experimental, and likely will stay this way.
Here is the code:
https://git.sr.ht/~fabrixxm/git-list
P.S. have a look at the git send-email tutorial
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An update from the Department of Unnecessary Projects:
A python library to create command line interface from function definitions.
In this version:
It's on PyPi, if you need it.
The unnecessary CLI to manage SSH keys.
Updated to use climatik 0.4.1.
Climatik 0.4.1
A python library to create command line interface from function definitions.
In this version:
- Command group. Ever wanted to create cli like
docker image ls,docker image rm? Now you can. - Arguments help text from function docstring.
- Support argcomplete if installed
It's on PyPi, if you need it.
Keys (no version yet)
The unnecessary CLI to manage SSH keys.
Updated to use climatik 0.4.1.
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