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A collection of scripts I have created for personal use.
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PersonalScripts

A collection of bash and Python scripts for automating tasks and simplifying workflows on Linux.

License: GPL v3

Contents

Scripts

Bash

Script Description
bash/go2sleep.sh Cleans up the system (trash, logs, RPM cache, snapshots, BleachBit) then shuts down
bash/rewrite_git_commit_emails.sh Rewrites author/committer name and email across all commits in a repo's history
bash/squarizevideo.sh Converts a video to 1:1 aspect ratio by adding a blurred background via ffmpeg
bash/updateall.sh Updates system packages, Flatpak, pipx, Rust, ClamAV definitions, and tldr cache

Python

Script Description
python/webp_to_apng.py Converts an animated WebP file to APNG, preserving frame durations

Prerequisites

  • bash — for all .sh scripts
  • python3 + Pillow — for webp_to_apng.py (pip install Pillow)
  • ffmpeg — for squarizevideo.sh
  • git — for rewrite_git_commit_emails.sh
  • Other per-script dependencies (e.g. flatpak, rustup, snapper) are optional (scripts check for them before running)

Usage

Clone the repository:

git clone https://codeberg.org/chrisafk/PersonalScripts.git
cd PersonalScripts

Run a bash script:

bash bash/script-name.sh

Run the Python script:

pip install Pillow
python3 python/webp_to_apng.py input.webp output.png

For rewrite_git_commit_emails.sh, run from the root of the target repository:

bash /path/to/rewrite_git_commit_emails.sh <new_name> <new_email> <old_email> [<old_email2> ...]

Warning

rewrite_git_commit_emails.sh rewrites Git history. A backup is created automatically, but force-pushing afterwards will disrupt collaborators' clones.

Environment

Developed and tested on openSUSE Tumbleweed. Most scripts should work on other systemd-based Linux distributions, though package manager commands (zypper, snapper, etc.) are openSUSE-specific.

License

Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.