Animus Wisdom

I just updated my Amarok Twitter Script, added a few suggestions sent to me by Charles Nepote.

Install:

1) In AmaroK goto Tools > Script Manager
2) Hit install and select the downloaded package.
3) After install right click on “twitter-update.sh” and select “Edit”.
4) Customise your Username and Password in the specified location and save.
5) Now hit Run and Close.

Download:

Download Package

—- Also updated my twitter from console script


#!/bin/bash
#
# Twitter Update
#
# Requires: cURL http://curl.haxx.se/
# By Guillermo Antonio Amaral Bastidas < gamaral@guillermoamaral.com >
#

# EOF


Usage:

./twitter Update from console woot

Download:

Download Script

Install:

1) In AmaroK goto Tools > Script Manager
2) Hit install and select the downloaded package.
3) After install right click on “twitter-update.sh” and select “Edit”.
4) Customise your Username and Password in the specified location and save.
5) Now hit Run and Close.

Download:

Download Package

Update your twitter from your console or any other way you might think off with this script

Usage:

$ twitter your message here

Configure:

Modify with your favourite any text editor and customise the following variables:

### CONFIGURE ###

declare -rx USERNAME=”YOUR_USERNAME”
declare -rx PASSWORD=”YOUR_PASSWORD”

Install:

Run this as root in download directory:

# install -m 755 twitter /usr/bin/twitter

Download:

Download Script

Fedup with that bloody NetworkManager or KDE’s WiFi flop?

Here, I made a couple of scripts for my laptop’s wireless that
just might help you out.

What do they do:

wqc (Wireless Quick Connect):

Will connect to a wireless network and store the configuration for future use.

Requires:

• ifconfig
• iwconfig
• dhclient or dhcpcd
• pkill
• bash

wqac (Wireless Quick Auto Connect):

Will auto connect to any pre-configured ‘wqc’ wireless network available.

Requires:

• wqc
• ifconfig
• iwlist
• bash

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