Connys scripts:
Here, little by little, I'm going to put some of the bash scripts I've written for your free disposal.
All of these scripts are licensed under the GNU General Public License. They are placed to your free disposal according to the terms of the GPL. More detailed information you can find on http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html, or in the file COPYING enclosed with the scripts.
Up to now there are:
- chnames.sh - Change file names by replacing undesirable characters.
This is quite a useful script, which is able to rename files and directories by automatically performing substitutions according to predefined rules. As a result you'll have clean ASCII names without spaces, umlauts, accented characters, or adventurous characters such as () [] {} <> ; : ' and more. If you wish, chnames.sh generates an undo-script, creates log-files, or e.g. simply does test runs.
- degtodec.sh - Converting degrees/minutes/seconds to decimal and vice versa.
If once in a while or even more often you want to convert between degree values and decimal numbers, you might appreciate degtodec.sh. This script can be used interactively, or just directly from the command line, and you may also feed in numbers per stdin.
- espgame.sh - Play with and explore your own ESP powers.
The idea to espgame.sh follows the test with Zener cards known from ESP research. espgame.sh randomly chooses images from a specified directory which can be guessed or even predicted. In the end the script calculates a simple analysis expressed in percentages. I've also created some sets of images for you, containing different symbols, so that you can enjoy playing right away.
Incidentally, on the German page you'll find the same scripts also in German.
