I thought I had a readme but it's gone.
More Description coming.
- autosave-files - list Emacs autosave files that exist, if any (for OS X Aquamacs)
- bct - 'bracket counter' to help you figure out when something is out of balance (eg json data)
- cumsum - cumulative sum for streams with numbers in the first column (eg output from
lsordu) - datemv - rename a file by appending date of modification time as suffix (eg
datemv foo->foo.20150810) - disk-speed.sh - simple speed test using dd.
- fa - file attributes - list size, dates, etc. (anything that stat produces) for files read from stdin.
- filelistsize - sum sizes, or stop outputing names when list reaches a certain size
- harness.sh - A very simple test harness for shell scripts, or to track and record output diffs
- how-long.sh - watch and wait on a process and log when it finishes
- kwic.pl - KeyWord In Context form of grep; regexp matches will all be lined up with context that occurs before and after
- linker.sh - link executables appearing in
linker.dirsinto current directory, for aggregating useful programs from a number of folders (like if you cloned this repo) - randlines - take a sample of lines from stdin;
randlines 10will output on average every 10th line - root-du.sh - run du on root partition in a conventional way for later comparisons
- root-find.sh - generate a list of all files and various attributes, for catalogging etc.
- ruler - label columns on output to figure out what args to supply to cut
- secs2date - unix epoch times (eg output from
date +%s) to human readable form (plaindateoutput) - sus - list lines in order of frequency (
sort | uniq -c | sort -n) - susr - like sus, but reverse order
- tail-time.pl - like
tail -fbut prepend with a timestamp - to-sortable-time - prepend lines with a sortable time, using regexps to match dates and times that may appear on the line
- wf.sh - word frequency on text (using a pipeline of basic unix utils)
.. to come.. sometimes the comments in the file will have more info, or ask me.