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Do you want the power of a fully loaded tmux plugin framework without installing a single plugin? One file. No plugin managers. No dependencies. No setup. Drop it on any machine and it just works. What you get feels like a desktop app: a menu system with submenus, a 21-app launcher, searchable help, a built-in scratchpad, a system dashboard, and a fully clickable status bar. All in a beautiful adaptive interface that auto-detects your fonts and scales from Nerd Font icons to plain...

...Simple to use, various options, good error handling and usage and debug information, and it can be used as a service. Example start bcacheMonitor --backend sdb --action setusage,waitlog shutdown bcacheMonitor --action sendzero setusage,waitlog Sets writeback optimizations and (default) mininum writeback rate, reads disk usage, and (deafult) sets the writeback rate so as not to overload the disks. Wait for infinite loop and redirect the output to the (printed) log file. The contents of the log file can be viewed in a desktop gadget or other commands that display it. ...

Bash script for managing btrfs filesystem (local and remote): - Perform scrubs - Creating snapshots (with auto delete for no empty space) - Send snapshots (with auto delete for no empty space) - List snapshot - Delete snapshot (with auto delete). - Delete old snapshots. - Mount snapshot - Simulate the action. - Simple to use and verify proper operation. - Designed to be run from the shell or from the crontab. - No setup, just copy btrfsManage. - The subvolume on which to perform the snapshot is detected by the subvolume currently mounted. - The subvolume necessary to btrfsManage are created and mounted automatically.

Auto Shutdown is a small but effective application that was created to help you schedule a system power off or reboot in an effortless manner. The program also supports the 'Log off' action besides 'Restart' and 'Shutdown'. Auto Shutdown displays in the main window both the current time and the customizable timer you can use to schedule a task.