A collection of scripts made in Bash (.sh), Batch (.bat) & Registry Data (.reg) files.
- pull.sh
- Recursively pulls all git repos using these rules as path:
- Path parameter
- REPOS enviroment variable
- Current directory
- Ignores folders with a file named ".ignorerepos"
- Original ASCII art by kazitor
- Recursively pulls all git repos using these rules as path:
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killName.bat
- Prompts user to type a process name to terminate it (Faster than windows task manager!)
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moboModel.bat
- Prints motherboard model (Useful when I'm lazy)
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restartAudio.bat
- Restarts windows audio service (Useful for when audio programs require you to restart your computer Ex: EqualiserAPO)
- Original UAC request code by cyberponk
One easy way to run .sh files in windows is to install Git as it comes with a bash shell emulator, that's able to run .sh files (You could also create an .exe file that runs the emulator using C:\Windows\System32\iexpress.exe)