Ingo Meyer (@IngoMeyer441)
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IngoMeyer441

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  • Stars
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    656
  • Global Rank 45,497 (Top 2 %)
  • Followers 21
  • Following 3
  • Registered almost 13 years ago
  • Most used languages
    Python
         58.3 %
    Shell
         33.3 %
    Vim Script
         8.3 %
  • Location 🇩🇪 Germany
  • Country Total Rank 2,595
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    Vim Script
         190
    Shell
         369
    Python
         428

Top repositories

1

simple-term-menu

A Python package which creates simple interactive menus on the command line.
Python
474
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2

tmux-easy-motion

Vim's easy-motion for tmux
Shell
74
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3

zsh-easy-motion

Vim's easy-motion for zsh
Python
44
star
4

sshrc

bring your .bashrc, .vimrc, etc. with you when you ssh
Shell
30
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5

coc_current_word

A plugin highlighting the word under the cursor with the coc.nvim highlight action
Vim Script
9
star
6

pyDailyChanger

pyDailyChanger is a program that changes your wallpaper daily. Additionally, a small calendar can be displayed. It's runnable on various systems as Windows, Mac OS X and Linux with several desktop environments.
Python
8
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7

sysinfo

sysinfo shows system information like the hardware configuration and resource usage in a compact, clearly arranged and visually pleasing style.
Shell
3
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8

radiotray-ng-mpris

A wrapper script for Radiotray-NG which provides an MPRIS2 interface.
Python
3
star
9

tmux-yank_pwd

A tmux plugin for copying the current pane working directory to the system clipboard.
Shell
1
star
10

yacl

YACL (Yet Another Color Logger) is a simple to use color logger for Python programs.
Python
1
star
11

vimtips

Vim Tips is a project to aggregate and show vim tips from different sources.
Python
1
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12

shallow-appify

Converts any executable to a non-self-contained mac app bundle which depends on system libraries. Other converters often have problems when complex dependencies (e.g. PyQt) must be included. shallow-appify avoids these problems by referencing present system libraries.
Python
1
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