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single-file, zero-dependency bash scripts

Directions:
  1. Click >view amazing.sh.
  2. Right-click on the tuxs.me/sh/amazing.sh page and Save as... amazing.sh.
  3. In a terminal run "chmod +x amazing.sh" to make the script executable.
  4. In a terminal run "/amazing.sh" to run the amazing script.
bn.sh

bn (Bana Notes) is a light bash script that opens plain-text notes in your local $EDITOR and pushes revisions instantly to your cloud storage backend via rclone. It handles background syncs, manages dependency checks, and stores everything locally inside ~/bn.

view bn.sh
fi.sh

Find Inside SHell - an ultra-fast, flat-file inline search and highlight engine. It uses pure POSIX tools to scan your directories, drops an interactive, arrow-navigated selection matrix right into your TUI viewport, and fires up your default editor exactly at the target line match.

view fi.sh
do.sh

A 100% bash productivity hub - notes, todos, calendar, reminders, pomodoro timer and calculator, all in one menu-driven script. It lets you stay focused on your work in the terminal without getting distracted by the latest Lily Allen video on myspace.

view do.sh
hu.sh

Listen to podcasts, the radio and audio files on your computer right from the comfort of your terminal.

view hu.sh
iwant.sh

A helpful script that turns "I want neovim" into neovim - auto-detects your package manager, fuzzy-searches your repos, and gets out of your way. Because life's too short to remember whether it's pacman -S or zypper install - just run iwant.sh and let the script do the thinking.

view iwant.sh
w3.sh

Weather! Weather! Weather! Current weather. Future weather. Airport weather. Cold weather. Skiing weather. Whether you like it or not.

view w3.sh
More!

Yes! There are more scripts than can fit on this page! Take a look to see what other amazing, cool, and fun scripts you can run in the terminal. Some are very productive, some are very not.

view sh.txt