Archive for the 'Scripts' Category
Found a cool Nautilus Subversion Integration tool that allows one to execute SVN commands using Gnome scripts.
sudo apt-get install nautilus-actions
Requires Zenity and Subversion.
Link to download the scripts
Also, found the SVN Workbench from Tigris.org – Open Source Software Engineering Tools
sudo apt-get install python-svn
sudo apt-get install svn-workbench
Also a newer beta version of Nautilussvn which imitates TortoiseSVN on [...]
This is the fastest “safe” fixkey method around, since it does not involve aliasing which strictly speaking should be kept for shortening or modifying commands that you already have in your shell, nor does it update software sources, which can slow down valuable time, especially if you have a lot of them.
1. Create a new [...]
A short while ago we announced the release of Ubuwiki for Africa. The idea is very simple. A lot of us take connectivity for granted. We also fail to take bandwidth considerations into account and the result is known as the Digital Divide. PDF is a great format for sharing books. Ogg-Theora is the open-source [...]
ZenTwitter is an amazing small script which is able to update twitter accounts without the need of having a browser window open all the time. It uses zenity and curl. (note: if you want to just use your terminal for tweeting see this posting)
Installation
Just dump it into your ~/bin directory, open it in the editor [...]
This looks amazing. If you need to set-up a server, Ubuntu Machine has Capistrano recipes that will automate the setups. Now wouldn’t it be amazing to see some desktop customisations coming out as Capistrano recipes? In fact I would love to reduce my entire setup to a script, and carry my Ubuntu computer around in [...]
