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Salem consists of the Witch City Linux Scripture, Bewitch, and a supporting cast of characters that make up the Witch City Linux experience. I began coding it in Salem, Mass; hence, the name. The entire ensemble is located at /usr/lib/WCL, with 3 symlinks in /usr/bin (be, CDE, wcl) pointing to relative parts within. A WCL folder ($SALEM) is created in the user's home directory upon the initial session login. Documentation and Readmes are provided by Salem, and are available in plain text form at /usr/share/WCL. More information available at: https://dgould.neocities.org Witch City Linux is an Arch-based sub-distribution that installs as a PKGBUILD. ...

...Dotenv load variables from a .env file into ENV when the environment is bootstrapped. It can be used as a library (for loading in env for your own daemons etc) or as a bin command. There is test coverage and CI for both linuxish and windows environments, but I make no guarantees about the bin version working on windows. Existing envs take precedence of envs that are loaded later.

...For true elegance can be launched using cron or Evolution's calendar or other timed launcher however often you like (I use Evolution's calendar and it works fine), webcamgrab is not interactive - once configured you can leave it alone. Assumed path names are /usr/bin for lynx and ~/Public for webcamgrab's files. If you would change these paths just modify the Python code in webcamgrab.py with the text editor of your choice. More detail in the included documentation.

This tool simplifies the task of generating valid .desktop files for your Unix system to effectively create desktop shortcuts that allow you to actually launch a script by simply double clicking an icon on your desktop. I created it so I could make shortcuts to scripts I had written to launch my games instead of having to open the terminal and manually launch my scripts every time I wanted to play a game. If you'd like to donate there's several ways to do so: PayPal:...

A graphical interface on top of /bin/sh for visually minded people. This project desperately needs help. Even small pieces of feed back are deeply appreciated

TeXnix V.1.0.0 is a special Knoppix-Distribution based on the Knoppix 5.1.1 Live-CD without the Debian-package openoffice-de-en but with the two packages tetex-base and tetex-bin. TeXnix V.1.1.0 contains texlive instead of tetex.

Graphical frontend for writing CDs. A shell for 'mkisofs', 'cdrecord', cdrdao and 'cdparanoia'. It will burn audio, data, bootable, and combo CDs. It can burn iso, xcd or cue/bin files. It can rip audio and data tracks, and burn MP3 -> audio.