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Miscellaneous utilities and programs

Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/pepa65/misc
Owner: pepa65
License: gpl-3.0
Created: 2016-12-08T01:46:21.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2024-09-18T04:19:28.000Z (about 2 months ago)
Last Synced: 2024-09-18T07:17:27.614Z (about 2 months ago)
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE

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# misc
**Miscellaneous utilities and programs**

Almost all these utilities can be used by downloading them and running them
like `bash `. Running like `bash -h` is always safe and will
provide some sort of help text. If necessary packages are missing, this will be
reported at runtime.

## a5toa4
**Print an A5 document on A4 size pages for booklet folding**

* Usage:
```
a5toa4 [] []
Options: -h/--help: Display this help text
-v/--verbose: Verbose output of processing steps
-s/--split & -r/--reverse: See below
Print the resulting A4 document on a single-sided printer by:
1. Printing all the even pages.
2. Reinserting the stack of printed pages in such a way that the blank
sides will now be used to print the rest of the pages in step 3.
3. Printing all the odd pages.
If -s/--split is given, the printing can be done by:
1. Printing the first half of the N pages, from 1 to N/2.
2. See step 2 above.
3. Printing the second half of the N pages, from N/2+1 to N.
If -r/--reverse is given, the order of printing in step 3 is reversed, as
appropriate for normal full-duplex printing (not the whole stack of
papers gets flipped, just individual pages automatically).
For more than 1 copy, be sure to select COLLATE before printing!
For printing on Letter size paper, select FIT TO PAGE before printing!
```
* Required: coreutils(cat mktemp) ghostscript(psselect pdf2ps ps2pdf) psutils(psnup)

## backup
**Backup a list of files and directories**

* Usage:
```
backup - Backup a list of files and directories

Usage: backup [-h|--help | [ []]]
backup-list: File with list of all files to be backed up, one per line
Multiple file/dir(s) possible with bash globbing (with * ? and [...]).
(default: ./backup.lst)
backup-file: Output file name (.txz will be appended if not ending in .txz)
Backup-file can also be specified in the first line of backup-list, like:
@ but will be overridden by the command-line if given
(default: backup.txz)
backup-log: Log file (default: backup.log)
Lines in backup-list are file/dirnames, except when the first character is:
'@' (at): (only in the very first line)
' ' (space): skipped line
'#' (pound): comment line
'$' (dollar): command line
'%' (percent): gpg-password
Links are followed to backup the actual file contents if possible.
```

## bacme
**Simply request certificates from Let's Encrypt using ACME**

* Usage:
```
bacme [-h] [-v] [-t] [-e ] [-w ] [[...]]
Options:
-h/--help This help text
-v/--verbose Verbose mode: additional debug output
-t/--test Test with Let's Encrypt Staging API to not get banned
-e/--email Contact email for Let's Encrypt
-w/--webroot Path to document root of the webserver
If is not specified, some manual action is required The may be an
rsync-compatible remote location like: user@server:/var/www/html/

Instead of specifying //[...] on the commandline, they may
be put in environment variables BACME_EMAIL, BACME_WEBROOT and BACME_DOMAINS.
The first must be the root domainname, followed by the subdomains.

Example:
bacme -e [email protected] -w me@server:/var/www/html example.com www.example.com
```

## bb
**Wrapperscript around borgbackup**

## bitwarden2xml
**Enter bitwarden data into keepassx database**

* Required: csvtool
* Usage: `bitwarden2xml bitwarden.csv >keepassx.xml`

## bootctlu
**Install/register systemd-boot on Ubuntu/Void/Arch**

* Usage:
```
bootctlu v0.2.5 - Install/register systemd-bootmanager on Ubuntu

Usage: bootctlu [...]
:
-h/--help: Only display this help text.
-V/--version: Only display the version.
-v/--verbose: Show more detail of the actions.
-q/--quiet: Fatal errors only output to the terminal.
-n/--nogo: No writing to the system at all.
-I/--install: Only install the script and kernel install hooks.
-U/--uninstall: Only uninstall the script and kernel install hooks.
-M/--maxkernels: Maximum number of kernels to install, default 2.
-i/--imgdir : Kernel & initrd images directory, default: '/boot'.
/boot, overrides BOOTCTLU_BOOT.
-e/--esp : EFI System Partition mountpoint, default: '/boot/efi'.
/boot/efi, overrides BOOTCTLU_ESP.
-L/--label: Label for the UEFI entry.
-m/--memtest: Also download and set up a MemTest86 entry.
-s/--secureboot: Also install secureboot files.
-r/--register: Also register the bootmanager with UEFI.
Extra arguments ignored so this can work as install/remove kernel hook.
```

* Required: gdisk(sgdisk) coreutils(tee sort cut mkdir cat cp mv rm cd ls diff)
grep sed systemd(systemd-boot*.efi) uuid-runtime(uuidgen) xargs
- memtest: wget tar
- register: efibootmgr
- install: diffutils(diff)

## buildgocryptfs
**Build gocryptfs**

* Usage: `buildgocryptfs [-n|--new-go]`
- `-n`/`--new-go`: force the installation of go even if one is present
* Required: go coreutils(ls) pkg-config libssl-dev [to install go: wget sudo tar coreutils(mktemp mv rm tail)]
* Environment variables:
- If GO_OS is not set to the OS, 'linux' will be used.
- If GO_ARCH (architecture) is not set, 'amd64' or 'armv6l' will be used.
- If GO_VERSION is not set to a specific go version, the latest is used.
- When TMPDIR is set, it is used for the temporary directory

## buildnano
**Build nano from source (release or git repo) on Ubuntu or Debian**

* Required: coreutils(mkdir cd mktemp rm)
git+autoconf+autopoint+automake/wget[git/release] pkg-config gettext
libncursesw5-dev groff[optional html-help] texinfo make gcc
libmagic-dev[optional filetype detection]
* Usage:
```
buildnano [ | -g|--git | -c|--current]
: Build
-g/--git: Build from current git HEAD (not stable release version)
-c/--current: Build from local git repo (as is)
```

## buildsignal
**Build Signal desktop AppImage**

* Required: sudo

## chmc
**Change Mojang Minecraft name for local LAN play with TLauncher**
* Usage: `chmc [OLD NEW]` (Without arguments, display current name(s))

## colorcount
**Count color capacity of terminal**

## count
**Count character occurrences in file**

* Required: uni2ascii
* Usage: `count [-s]`
- `-s means sort by code point instead of frequency`

## difth
**Show differences between 2 Thai language sources in html or terminal**

* Required: swath dwdiff sed coreutils(cat type mkdir chmod mktemp rm)
* Usage:
```
difth [-n|--nojs] [-s|--strings] [|-|/]
Arguments and must be existing filenames,
or strings (if -s or --strings is given).
Argument htmlout is optional: if '-' then the html goes to stdout,
if '/' then the html will be output to a file in $dl and displayed,
if not present then the colored diff will be displayed onto terminal,
otherwise the html will be output to the given filename .
When -n or --nojs is given, the html will use no javascript (used for
cycling through viewing modes).
```
Includes the files `difth.php` and `index.html-difth` (rename to `index.html`)
for hosting an online Thai text comparison service.

## dg
**Extended dig**

* Usage: `dg[x] []`
- When called through a symlink other than 'dg' then subdomains get probed.

## duckdns
**Update duckdns.org DDNS service**

* Usage:
```
duckdns [-d|--date | -h|--help]
-d/--date: add a timestamp in the log
-h/--help: display this help text and values of domain and token
```

## earthdata
**Get NASA earth foto and put it on the MATE desktop**

## earthwallpaperlive
**Set current earthimage as wallpaper**

* Usage:
```
earthwallpaperlive []
is one of: mercator (default), peters, rectangular, random
```
* Required: wget imagemagick(convert) [for peters projection]

## ffpw
**Manage Firefox passwords: view, import, export**

* Required: python3-pyasn1 less
* Copyright: 2018 Louis Abraham MIT License
* Adapted: gitlab.com/pepa65/misc GPLv3
* Usage:
```
ffpw [] [] [-v|--verbose] [-h|--help]
: [ -u|-url | -n|--username | -p|--password ]
: -i|--import | -e|--export []
The filter can be generic or specific for urls/usernames/passwords.
The can be empty or '-': import from stdin or export to stdout.
If is not specified, the output is formatted and piped to a viewer.
-v/--verbose: More verbose output to stderr
-h/--help: This help text
```

## fillform
**Auto fill form for multiple cases**

* Required: flpsed sed ghostscrips(ps2pdf) poppler-utils(pdfunite) coreutils(cd wc rm ls)
* Usage:
```
fillform [-s|--separate] []
When -s/--separate is given, the separate .pdf files for each form are kept
as well as the concatenated file. Directory has the input files.
```

# fonts
**Preview fonts interactively from the commandline**
* Usage:
```
┌─┐┌─┐┌┐┌┌┬┐┌─┐
├─ │ ││││ │ └─┐
┘ └─┘┘└┘ ┴ └─┘
fonts - Preview fonts interactively from the commandline

Usage: fonts [FONT | ...]
Options:
FONT Filename (.otf .ttf .woff) of the font
(If not given, fonts can be explored interactively)
-h/--help Show this help message and exit
-V/--version Show the version of 'fonts' and exit
-S/--previewsize WxH Width and height of the font preview window in pixels
-P/--position +X+Y Position of the font preview window
-p/--prompt PROMPT Prompt for the fuzzy searcher
-s/--fontsize SIZE Font size
-b/--background COLOR Background color of the font preview window
-f/--fontcolor COLOR Font color of the font preview window
-t/--text "TEXT" Text in the font preview window
Options can be set by environment variables: FONTS_PREVIEWSIZE FONTS_POSITION
FONTS_PROMPT FONTS_FONTSIZE FONTS_BACKGROUND FONTS_FONTCOLOR FONTS_TEXT
```

## fonttable
**Display every unicode character**
```
Usage: fonttable [-c] [-s] [-u] [START..END] [-f FONT]
-c/--cache UnicodeData.txt data embedded in this script.
-s/--show-unihan Also show CJK data from the Unihan database.
-u/--unihan-cache Use a cached copy of the list of valid CJK characters
instead of looking for Unihan_DictionaryIndices.txt.
START..END Only show range from START to END(inclusive)
Multiple ranges allowed: fonttable 2590..f 1fb00..ff
-f/--font FONT Show every Unicode glyph which is defined in FONT.
```

## forks
**Check forks of significance on github**

## getborg
**Get borgbackup for Pi (armv7l) or PC (x86_64)**

* Required: wget sudo coreutils(mktemp rm mv chmod hash)

## getjulia
**Installing Julia from the generic binaries**

* Usage:
```
getjulia [-u|--uninstall | -p|--purge]
-u/--uninstall: Remove Julia
-p/--purge: Remove Julia and also all user directories
```
* Environment: `TMP` (optional) root path of the temporary working directory
* Required: `wget tar coreutils(mktemp rm mv)`

## getrust
**Install rust simply**

## healbitrot
**Automatic check and self-healing for bitrot**

* Required: bitrot par2 grep find libc-bin(getconf) coreutils(rm mv cp mkdir cd du)
* Usage:
```
healbitrot [-h|--help] [...]
: directory to check; only if none given, the file in \$BITROT_DIRS
is read, one directory per line. Bitrot data is stored in \$BITROT_DATA.
-h/--help: display this help text
```

**The python script `bitrot` is included**

## instai
**User-(un)install AppImage with icon and .desktop file**

* Usage: 'instai [-l|--list] [-u|--uninstall] '

## parsejson
**Parse JSON with bash**
* Usage: `parsejson [ -h|--help | | ]`
* When no argument is given, input is read on stdin.

## keepassx.sh
**Unpack selfmake archive script**

* Required: makeself find sudo sed

## keepassx2pass.py
**Convert KeePassX xml export to pass store**

* Usage: `keepassx2pass.py keepassx.xml`

## keepassxml2json
**Convert KeePassX xml export to json for Ironclad**

* Usage: `keepassxml2json [-d|--debug] `
* Required: grep sed coreutils(tail tr cd mv rm ls)

## KeeWeb.html
**Browser-based KeePass application**

## kenburns
* Required: ruby ffmpeg
* Usage:
```
kenburns [options] input1 [input2...] output
-h, --help Prints this help
--size=INTxINT Video WIDTHxHEIGHT [default: 1280x800]
--slide-duration=FLOAT Slide DURATION (seconds) [default: 4]
--fade-duration=FLOAT Transition DURATION (seconds) [default: 1]
--fps=INT Frame RATE (frames/second) [default: 30]
--zoom-direction=STRING DIRECTION [default: random]
--zoom-rate=FLOAT RATE [default: 0.1]
--scale-mode=STRING MODE (pad|crop_center|pan) [default: auto]
-l, --loopable Create loopable video
--audio=FILE Use FILE as audio track
--subtitles=FILE Use FILE as subtitles track
-y, --yes Overwrite OUTPUT without asking
```

## kpt2bitwarden
**Enter keepassx text into bitwarden .csv format**

* Usage: `kpt2bitwarden keepassx.xml >bitwarden.csv`

## ld
**Display x86_64 architecture level**

## localdebs
**Create a local repo for deb packages**

## lschars
**List printable characters in font**

## mailout
**Send mail according to template and CSV**
* Usage: `mailout [-s|--send]`
If the -s/--send flag is not given, no mails will be actually be sent.
The file mail.template is the body of the email and contains CSV header
names enclosed by "{{" and "}}", like: {{password}}. The CSV header field
designated by the variable 'emailheader' must be present and is used to send
the emails to. If variables 'firstnameheader' and 'lastnameheader' are set
(to a header field of the CSV file), then the mails will be addressed to:
"{{$firstname}} {{$lastname}} <{{$email}}>" instead of "{{$email}}".
* Input files: `$csv` `$template` (set in script)
* Required: mailer[github.com/pepa65/mailer] sed csvtool coreutils(wc)
* Set appropriate values to all required variables in the script.

## makeself
**Create self-extracting tar.gz archive**

## mathsym
**Convert ASCII a-z/A-Z/0-9 into 'Math' symbols from Unicode block 1D400-7FF**

```
mathsym - Convert ASCII a-z/A-Z/0-9 into 'Math' symbols from Unicode block 1D400-7FF
Usage: mathsym ([] )...
:
SHORT IN FULL A-Z,a-z UNICODE 0-9 UNICODE MISSING
^ Bold Serif U+1D400-433 U+1D7CE-7D7
/ Italic Serif U+1D434-467 h
^/ Bold Italic Serif U+1D468-48B EFHILMR
@ Script U+1D49C-4CF ego
^@ Bold Script U+1D4D0-503
% Fractur U+1D504-537 CHIRZ
^% Bold Fraktur U+1D538-56B
= Doublestruck U+1D56C-59F U+1D7D8-7E1 CHNPQRZ
- Sansserif U+1D5A0-5D3 U+1D7E2-7EB
^- Bold Sansserif U+1D5D4-607 U+1D7EC-7F5
/- Italic Sansserif U+1D608-63B
^/- Bold Italic Sansserif U+1D63C-66F
. Monospaced U+1D670-6A4 U+1D7F6-7FF
Format can be specified SHORT or IN FULL (case insensitive).
If no applicable is given, is rendered in Monospaced.
Beware of missing symbols in some ranges! Complete are:
Bold Serif, Sansserif, Bold Sansserif and Monospaced.
```

## megadl
**Download mega.nz and MegaCrypter files**

* Usage:
```
megadl v2.1 - Download mega.nz and MegaCrypter files

## merge2ass
**Merge 2 subtitle files into one**

* Usage:
```
merge2ass [-p|--play-movie]
or: `merge2ass --detect [-p | --play-movie]
or: `merge2ass [-h | --help]
```

## mgcfs
**Manage access to gocryptfs encrypted directory**

* Required: gocryptfs(http://github.com/rfjakob/gocryptfs) fuse grep procps tar coreutils(cat rm type ls mktemp stat shred mkdir chmod sleep sync)
* Optional: zenity/whiptail/cryptsetup(askpass)
* Optional environment variables: $MGCFS_MOUNT/DIR/NAME/RUN/PLAIN
* Usage:
```
mgcfs [-c|--console] | [-w|--whiptail] [-i|--init [ []] |
[-v|--verbose] [-u|--unmount []] | [-h|--help]
-c/--console: display through echo is forced instead of whiptail
-w/--whiptail: display through whiptail is forced instead of zenity
-i/--init: setting up, must exist and not or be empty
-v/--verbose: echoing the masterpassword to the terminal on mounting
-u/--unmount: auto-unmount after []
-h/--help: display this help text
Either set or adjust , and as hardcoded in this script
(and optionally ), or set the corresponding environment variables
MGCFS_MOUNT, MGCFS_DIR, MGCFS_NAME (and optionally MGCFS_RUN).
As a run-by-run backup, /.tar will be used.
When during 'init' MGCFS_PLAIN is 1, filenames will not be encrypted.
is in minutes if no unit is given; can be:
s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours), d (days).
```

## mkuki
**Create EFI Unified Kernel Image**

* Required: `coreutils`(`tr mktemp uname cat readlink wc mkdir cp ls head cut`) `grep sed`
- install: `sudo efibootmgr fdisk mount`
* From: https://github.com/jirutka/efi-mkuki
* Usage:
```
mkuki v0.1.6 - Create EFI Unified Kernel Image
An EFI Unified Kernel Image (UKI) is a single EFI PE executable that can
combine an EFI stub loader, a kernel image, an initramfs image, a splash
image, the kernel commandline, and CPU microcode images.
Usage: mkuki [...]
:
-h|--help Only display this help text
-V|--version Only display the version
-I|--install Install resulting UKI in '/EFI/Linux/'
-l|--label UEFI label in quotes for install (optional)
-d|--device '' to use for install (optional)
-k|--kernel Linux kernel file (default: '/boot/vmlinuz')
-i|--initrd Initramfs file (default: '/boot/initrd.img')
-m|--microcode Microcode file (optional, multiple allowed)
-c|--cmdline Kernel cmdline in quotes, or a file containing
it, start with / or . (default: '/proc/cmdline')
-o|--output Output file (default: '')
-r|--release Release file (default: '/etc/os-release')
-s|--splash Splash image: BMP 800x600 24bit (optional)
-e|--efistub EFI stub file (default: 'linux*.efi.stub') in
'/usr/lib/systemd/boot/efi', *: x64 | ia32 | aa64 | arm
```

## mvdocker
**Move docker container including volumes**

`Usage: ./mvdocker [-i|--install] []`

## noiseclean
**Filter out noise based on sample**

* Required: ffmpeg(ffmpeg ffprobe) sox

## pair.c
**Utility to pair Logitech USB unifying or nano receivers with wireless input devices**

See the file for instructions to compile and use.

## pdfslice
**Make a pdf from a page range in a source document**

* Usage:
```
Usage: pdfslice [-h|--help ] | []
Where is: [],[] | [][+[]]
If & start with a minus sign they count from the back;
if omitted they default to first & last page;
specifies the number of pages, if omitted defaults to 1.
-h/--help: Just display this help text.
```
* Required: poppler-utils(pdfseparate pdfunite pdfinfo) coreutils(mktemp rm ls)

## pp
**Settings to be included in .bashrc**

## deploy
**Provision virtual machine**
* Usage: `deploy [=]`
- ``: Host from ~/.ssh/config
- `=`: If `=` is given, setting up the authorized_key is skipped

## qemu-create-os-img
**Create a fresh Debian/Ubuntu qemu image**

* Usage:
```
qemu-create-os-img [-h] [-r ] [-h ] [-i ]
[-s ] [-b ] []
-h: This help text
-r : A supported Debian or Ubuntu release name
-h : Desired hostname
-i : Location of the image file (overwritten if existing)
-d : Size of the virtual disk
-b : Size of the boot partition (rest: root partition)
: Extras arguments for debootstrap
Default values when options are not supplied:
: xenial
:
: --.qcow2
: $disk_size
: $boot_size
```

## rmbg
**Make background of image transparent**
* Required: imagemagick(convert)

```
rmbg - Make background of image transparent
Convert images into shaped transparent png files by floodfilling
the background with transparency (antialiased alpha channel).
Unless a different starting pixel is specified, the top left
pixel is used as the 'background' color to remove and
floodfill starts from all four image edges.
Usage: rmbg [-f PCT] [-s|-S] [-p X,Y] [-v] ...
-f How strict to match the background, default 20%
-s Speedy antialiasing (much faster, slightly less acurate)
-S No antialiasing (faster still)
-p , Start from pixel at x,y instead of 0,0
-v Verbose operation
```

## rmkernels
**Remove old kernels from Debian/Ubuntu**

* Usage: `rmkernels`

## savedio
**Export saved.io links through the API into a json file, and convert it into 3 formats:
- A 'Netscape.html' file (supposedly) importable by Shaarli
- An encoded php-array that Shaarli uses as internal storage 'datastore.php'
- An html5 page with links**

* Required: wget date jq gzip coreutils(base64 head tail)
* Environment variables: `SAVEDIO_KEY` `SAVEDIO_DEVKEY` `SAVEDIO_DIR`

## safetext
**Sanitize potentially identifying invisible characters**

* Default spelling lists included: `US.safetext` and `UK.safetext`

## scrypt.c
**Mount LUKS encrypted vault as non-root**

* Required: `cryptsetup mount`
* Adjust the #define variables at the top of `scrypt.c` before compiling
* Install for all users:
- `sudo gcc scrypt.c -o /usr/local/bin/scrypt`
- `sudo chmod u+s /usr/local/bin/scrypt`
- `sudo ln -sf /usr/local/bin/scrypt /usr/local/bin/uscrypt`
* Install instead for local user only:
- `sudo gcc scrypt.c -o ~/bin/scrypt`
- `sudo chmod 4501 ~/bin/scrypt`
- `sudo ln -sf ~/bin/scrypt ~/bin/uscrypt`
* Example vault creation (matching the variables):
- `truncate -s 400M /data/MyDocuments/SECURE/vault`
- `sudo cryptsetup -I hmac-sha256 luksFormat /data/MyDocuments/SECURE/vault`
- `sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /data/MyDocuments/SECURE/vault vault`
- `sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/mapper/vault`

## sct.c
**Utility to set the screen "temperature" to adjust the red-blue balance**

See the file for instructions on how to compile and use.

## spc2tab
**Convert leading spaces into tabs**

* Usage: `spc2tab [TABSIZE] `
* `` is the .srt subtitle filename
* `` is the timeshift in full milliseconds
* Output: stdout

## subs
**Download subtitles from subscene.com**

* Usage: `subs -h|--help | `

## subshift
**Subtitle conversion tool**

* Usage:
```
subshift [action...]
action: (+|-) [Shift in frames]
(+|-)::. [Shift in time]
*. [Time stretch/contract factor in seconds]
@ [like: 23.976 / 25 / 29.97]'
```

## ti
**Show images with filename in terminal using Sixel**

## tn
**Try TCP on host & port**

* Required: perl

## tpm
**Terminal Password Manager (uses standard 'pass' database)**

* Copyright: **2013-2016 Sören Tempel, 2019 pepa65**
* License: **GPL3+**
* Usage: 'tpm '
- command: help / show / insert / delete
* Environment variables: `TPM_DIR` `TPM_KEY`

## tpmfido
**Start Security key device based on TPM2**

## transfer
**Transfer files via transfer.sh**

* Features:
- For upload (files and directories) and download (https:// links)
- En/decryption option (gpg)
- Gives a single link for multiple files or directories (tar/zip)
- Display QR code option for links (qrencode)
* Required: `curl`
* Optional: `gpg tar qrencode`

## unsubscribe.php
**Facilitate list-unsubscribe links**

## updateBetterbird
**Update or install betterbird email client**

## w2usb
**Write image/hybridiso to (USB) disk device**

* Usage: 'w2usb '

## xran
**Arrange 2 screens with different pixel densities beside each other**

Usage:
```
xran [-h|-n] [: [:]] [ []] [+|-] [-s][]
Starting parameters: :eDP1 :HDMI1 100 100 +0 (when no default set yet)
, : Names of the left and right Displays, preceded by ':'.
, : Scaling of left and right display in whole Percentages;
if is zero, the right-hand side display is turned off.
+|-: Vertical alignment Offset of the top edge of the screens,
must start with '+'/'-' (positive: left display is lower).
-s []: Save as scheme ; load when no -s is given. When no
is given, the default scheme is used (loaded/saved).
-n|--norun: Don't run the xrandr command (just display the commandline).
-h|--help: Just display this help text.
The configfile for storing saved schemes is: ~/.xran
The mode used for both screens is: 1920x1080
```

## ypass
**GUI for 'pass' the standard unix password manager**

Yad GUI frontend for pass, the standard unix password manager.
Can view, edit and delete.

* Required: yad pass coreutils(type sleep shred ls) sed diffutils(diff).

## yt2srt
**Convert YouTube subtitles to .srt**

* Usage: `yt2srt `