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# Scripts
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Scripts designed for `suckless-utils` that either I personally include or written by myself.
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## spmenu
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- `clipmenu-spmenu` - port of clipmenu to spmenu.
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- `pirokit-spmenu` - port of Pirokit (1337.to search utility) to spmenu.
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- `screenshot-spmenu` - basic screenshot utility using spmenu.
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- `wallpaper-spmenu` - basic wallpaper setting utility.
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- `spboard` - port of `dboard` to spmenu.
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## dmenu
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- `dboard` - Emoji/copypasta/unicode grabber tool, just put which one then you paste it into your favorite program.
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- `shutdown.sh` - Shutdown menu using dmenu.
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## shmenu
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- `shmenu_path` && `shmenu_run` - rough ports of the dmenu counterpart to shmenu.
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## jgmenu
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- `layoutmenu` - Enhanced version of the script from the `layoutmenu` patch in `dwm`. Is included by default in the `config.mk` file of dwm.
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- `shutdown` - Shutdown menu using jgmenu, with few added options.
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## dunst
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- `notify-vol-send` - Backend responsible to the included `volume-dunst` script.
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- `volume-dunst` - A volume indicator designed for dunst. Loosely based on [this script](https://gist.github.com/sebastiencs/5d7227f388d93374cebdf72e783fbd6a).
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## dwmblocks-async
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Aside from a few modified, it is the same scripts as the ones included in `dwmblocks-async` by default.
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## eww
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- `eww-album`, `eww-artist`, and `eww-music` - Scripts handling fetching music metadata to the `eww` widget in `../config/eww`.
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- `messages.txt` and `quoter` - Generate random quotes to be displayed on the `eww` widget. `messages.txt` should be modified and put in `$HOME` or modify the `quoter` script.
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## Ones I personally wrote
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### `adelle-theme`
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Bash script that handles setting themes, wallpapers and colorschemes using `pywal`. It also supports grabbing theme from online sources, albeit currently primitive.
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Future plans include parsing repos of themes, allowing users to pick and choose colorschemes from any contributor in the repo, ala a package manager.
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Usage:
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```
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h or help: Prints this text
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s or set: Set the colorscheme
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sw or setwall: Set the wallpaper
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d or download: Download themes to the theme directory
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c or clear: Clear the theme directory
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l or license: View the GNU General Public License Version 3.
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q or quit: Quit the program
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### `tabb`
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`tabb` is a `tabbed` handler script that only does one thing: reparent or attach any windows open (even new ones) to `tabbed`.
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This is designed so that any window manager aside from `dwm` could have tabbed layouts, similar to `i3`, `sway` or `(not)ion`.
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The name originates from `tabc`, which does exactly the same (with few features not implemented in `tabb`), a handler designed around bspwm. I originally designed this as a daemon of sorts, but for now I thought it's a bit immature to call it a daemon, so I called it `tabb` instead (pronounced either tab-bee or just tab).
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Usage:
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By default, tabb would have auto-reparenting; i.e attach all windows, except for other tabbed sessions automatically.
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I designed tabb so that you could disable the behavior.
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```
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Flags:
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-e: Enable auto-reparenting behavior, i.e attach all windows, except for other tabbed sessions automatically.
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-d: Disable auto-reparenting behavior, attach all windows, except for other tabbed sessions automatically but don't reparent new ones.
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```
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In my build of `dwm-flexipatch`, <kbd>⊞ Win</kbd>/<kbd>⌘ Cmd</kbd>/<kbd>❖ Super</kbd>+<kbd>Y</kbd> would execute `tabb -e`, while <kbd>⊞ Win</kbd>/<kbd>⌘ Cmd</kbd>/<kbd>❖ Super</kbd>+<kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>Y</kbd> would execute `tabb -d`.
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By design, `tabb` would automatically reparent new windows to a new `tabbed` session, while leaving windows in the old `tabbed` session intact.
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For it to work as intended, I personally recommend using my modified build of `tabbed-flexipatch` or `tabbed-hjc` as `tabb` lacks some functions aside from it's main purpose.
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