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mpv and XCURSOR_SIZE has different behavior in different environments.
Now will look for a MPVSHUFFLE_XCURSOR_SIZE environment variable and set
XCURSOR_SIZE based on that variable.

Companion to clip.sh and LosslessCut. Export segments from LosslessCut
and then call autoseg.sh which uses clip.sh to create segments from the
original movie.

The xcursor thing in mpv-shuffle.sh wasn't properly referencing
MPVSHUFFLE_XCURSOR_SIZE. Fixed that.
Created studio-sort.sh to help sort certain things.

mpv-sh-newest.sh didn't sort based on timestamp properly because it
wasn't treating the timestamp as a number. Adjusted the sort call so it
treats it as a number.

Added autosort.sh
Modified mpv-sh-newest.sh to have the main find command in multiple
lines instead of a single long line

Updated ssh-agent-autostart to remove the auto-expire parameter
Created update-podman-container.sh which is a way to do semi-in-place
upgrades of container images kinda similar to the experience of
docker-compose.
This script is also the first thing written primarily by an LLM. Fun
stuff.

Created a shell script for when I'm passing my GPU through to a VM. I'll
start the ollama container in the VM and then set OLLAMA_URL to the
container in the VM.

Moving the descriptions for video-scripts to the README.md in
the video-scripts directory.

When openwebui-restart.sh was created, I had mostly created it to
streamline restarting containers when i was in a VM with GPU
passthrough, so when I wasn't in a VM, the script wasn't particularly
useful.
Adjusted the script such that when an IP isn't provided, it recreates
the open-webui container for the default url and then starts the ollama
container locally

Added more conditions for aliases that rely on programs that need to be
installed
Removed an old and unneeded comment

Adjusted openwebui-restart.sh to automatically infer OLLAMA_URL when
arugment isn't specified based on $SSH_CLIENT.

I had added some conditions to more intelligently set aliases based on
whether or not certain programs on which those aliases rely. After using
aliases.sh in different systems, I realized the conditions weren't
working properly. I adjusted the conditions to work better on the
systems where those dependent programs weren't installed.

I had created a tmux-project-session that gave me a streamlined way to
create a tmux session based on a directory in ~/src.
Over time while using that script, there were a few different ways I
wanted to navigate between sessions, so instead of just being a single shell
script, I created a tmux-funcs.sh which contains a bunch of bash
functions that allows me to be more specific in how I navigate between
sessions.

Added a condition in tmux_project_session that if $projDir is null, it
exits early rather than outputting an error.

In addition to the functions that create sessions based on subdirs in
the src dir, now we also have functions that do the same for directories
under ~/.config
Renamed existing functions to be able to distinguish between the two
tmux_project_session is now just tmux_project.

Was trying to look at some code from github that had dots in them with
these functions and there were some disconnects since it looks like tmux
swaps dots with underscores.
I created a function tmux_sesion_format_name() to consolidate how we
handle the session name.
Modified the functions that infer session name based on the basedir of
the directory to replace dots with underscores.

Created a new function that is a shortcut for creating an arbitrary tmux
session in an arbitrary directory

In tmux-funcs.sh, fixed a logic error in tmux_session where I was
setting sessionDir to pwd and then trying to set sessionDir
to 2ドル if was empty. Had the logic backwards so now it's setting
sessionDir to pwd if 2ドル is emtpy.
Now that I'm experimenting with ghostty a bit more, I removed the alias
that used the ssh kitten and had it use ssh directly

I had started rewriting some of the functions to take more specific
command line arguments and went down a rabbit hole. Ended up creating a
whole new set of scripts that provide a bit more of a unified "api" for
working with sessions.

Renamed previously committed scripts. Now it's tmf.sh instead of
tmux_my_fzf.sh.

When -n is specified on the command line, the created session should now
be set based on the provided name rather than inferred by the directory.
Formatted the script as well.

I had a situation where I wanted to create a tmux session in the pwd by
just calling "-d $(pwd) --no-fzf" and have tmf infer the session name by
the basename of the directory. Turns out the way I was processing the
paramters, it would only go down that path if I specified the session
name as well.
I changed that behavior now that -n is optional and if empty it sets the
session name based on the basename of the directory.

Just added some comments to tmf.sh to each of the main command line
argument parsing blocks to indicate when each block would be called.

superjaded merged commit 77736d386b into main 2026年03月01日 15:45:05 +01:00

superjaded deleted branch cb 2026年03月01日 15:45:07 +01:00

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