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Ian Pride (@Lateralus138)

Lateralus138

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blackhosts

This is a cross-platform hosts file installer for hosts files found at the StevenBlack repository.

OnTheFlyDpi

Change the mouse sensitivity quickly with the keyboard and mouse.

bench-cli

Cross-platform command line tool to benchmark commands and other executables/scripts in command lines written in `Fortran`. Very precise and fast.

setcolors

Another way to set colors in Linux shells.

Key-ScanCode

View scan and virtual key codes

AutoHotkey-Gui-Class

Create AutoHotkey gui objects with a few options

todo-bash

Todo list for the Bash command line.

colorstatic-bash

Fun Bash hybrid function/script to generate a random colorful "Static"/"Matrix" (like?) style animation in a Linux (or any *nix?) command line.

AutoHotkey-Script-Generator

Generate AutoHotkey scripts from a basic template or import from your own.

Auto-Hide-Desktop

Auto-Hide Desktop will automatically hide your desktop icons and taskbar once the system has been physically idle for more than the users specified time. Version 2 coming soon with changed features and optimizations.

unishellectv2

Load a menu of shells/files from a provided JSON configuration file. Version 2 - C++ rewrite.

desktopgen

Generate Linux .desktop shortcut files from the command line.

conpalette

Display the 4bit colors of the current console.

AutoHotkey-Menu-Class

Create objects of system tray/context menus in the AutoHotkey scripting language.

onlyonev2

Get unique lines from a file, piped stdin, or passed arguments in the command line.

Volume-RevolverV2

Quickly change the system volume with the mouse wheel and modifier keys

UniShellect

This tool parses a JSON config file and loads a highly customizable menu of shells, interpreters, files, commands and possible arguments into any command line interface. This is inspired by the "hyper-shellect" plug-in for the "Hyper" terminal.