I came across https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MusicPlayers
but have yet to work out how to this integrated into emacs .
I came across https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MusicPlayers
(add-to-list 'dired-guess-shell-alist-user
'("\\.mp3\\'" "mpg123"))As part of Project Glass, I am looking at trying to port MuPDF to render directly in the libdrm terminal framebuffer (will be so great for a terminal LaTeX workflow!).
You can find Sox as the backend in alot of GUI programs. You can easily play music with it from the command line. It is "The Swiss Army Knife" of sound..
Dear Phishfry :
Had a look at xpdf?
I guess I am still a little bitter at the move from xpdf3/Motif to xpdf4/Qt but I don't find the code particularly great.
sorry, Gov block all AI except deepsick.
It's quite a handy program launcher for text mode.
www.theregister.com
There's a thing called 'fbigs' on the linux console, I think it may be an svgalib app, can't remember. It's part of a suite by the same guy, he has an image viewer called 'fbi'. The stuff works, you can read pdf's on the linux console with 'fbigs'. I don't think there's a freebsd port though, sadly.
#!/bin/sh
#weather.sh
CITY="new york"
#finger ${CITY}@graph.no | sed '$d'
# if no finger client available, use nc
echo $CITY | nc graph.no 79 | sed -e '$ d'$ ./weather
-= Meteogram for New York, United States =-
'C Rain (mm)
7
6 ^^^
5 ^^^
4 =--
3^^^ =--
2 ^^^--- =--
1 ---------
0 ---=--=--^^^===------------------
-1
-2
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 13/01 02 03 04 05 06 07_08_09_10_11_12_13_14 Hour
SW SW SW SW W W SW SW SW SW SW W W W SW SW SW SW SW SW S S Wind dir.
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 2 2 4 Wind(m/s)
Legend left axis: - Sunny ^ Scattered = Clouded =V= Thunder # Fog
Legend right axis: | Rain ! Sleet * Snow$ echo help | nc graph.no 79
Weather via finger, graph.no
* Code: https://github.com/ways/fingr/
* https://nominatim.org/ is used for location lookup.
* https://www.yr.no/ is used for weather data.
* Hosted by Copyleft Solutions AS: https://copyleft.no/
* Contact: finger@falkp.no
Usage:
finger oslo@graph.no
Using coordinates:
finger 59.1,10.1@graph.no
Using imperial units:
finger ^oslo@graph.no
Using the Beaufort wind scale:
finger £oslo@graph.no
Ask for wider output, longer forecast (~<screen width>):
finger oslo~200@graph.no
Specify another location when names conflict:
finger "oslo, united states"@graph.no
Display "wind chill" / "feels like" temperature:
finger ¤oslo@graph.no
No graph, just a one-line forecast (needs improvement):
finger o:oslo@graph.no
Hammering will get you blacklisted. Remember the data doesn't change more than once an hour.
News:
* Launched in 2012
* 2021-05: total rewrite due to API changes. Much better location searching, proper hour-by-hour for most of the world.I used to have my tmux autostarting i.e irssi, mutt.
You can get a terminal weather forecast for today from a finger request to 'graph.no'. If you don't have a 'finger' available, just use netcat.
The server uses the norweigian weather service to provide a forecast from anywhere in the world.
Here's a little script to get today's forecast. Just change the value of $CITY to whatever you want.
You can also run this in termux under android.
Code:#!/bin/sh #weather.sh CITY="new york" #finger ${CITY}@graph.no | sed '$d' # if no finger client available, use nc echo $CITY | nc graph.no 79 | sed -e '$ d'
The output looks like this.
Code:$ ./weather -= Meteogram for New York, United States =- 'C Rain (mm) 7 6 ^^^ 5 ^^^ 4 =-- 3^^^ =-- 2 ^^^--- =-- 1 --------- 0 ---=--=--^^^===------------------ -1 -2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 13/01 02 03 04 05 06 07_08_09_10_11_12_13_14 Hour SW SW SW SW W W SW SW SW SW SW W W W SW SW SW SW SW SW S S Wind dir. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 2 2 4 Wind(m/s) Legend left axis: - Sunny ^ Scattered = Clouded =V= Thunder # Fog Legend right axis: | Rain ! Sleet * Snow
There's a website here: https://graph.no/finger/
If you
$echo help | nc graph.no 79
you get a list of various things you can query from the server.
Code:$ echo help | nc graph.no 79 Weather via finger, graph.no * Code: https://github.com/ways/fingr/ * https://nominatim.org/ is used for location lookup. * https://www.yr.no/ is used for weather data. * Hosted by Copyleft Solutions AS: https://copyleft.no/ * Contact: finger@falkp.no Usage: finger oslo@graph.no Using coordinates: finger 59.1,10.1@graph.no Using imperial units: finger ^oslo@graph.no Using the Beaufort wind scale: finger £oslo@graph.no Ask for wider output, longer forecast (~<screen width>): finger oslo~200@graph.no Specify another location when names conflict: finger "oslo, united states"@graph.no Display "wind chill" / "feels like" temperature: finger ¤oslo@graph.no No graph, just a one-line forecast (needs improvement): finger o:oslo@graph.no Hammering will get you blacklisted. Remember the data doesn't change more than once an hour. News: * Launched in 2012 * 2021-05: total rewrite due to API changes. Much better location searching, proper hour-by-hour for most of the world.
Trying some different cities this evening, some return "internal server error", for example, 'sydney'. So maybe there are some bugs.
curl wttr.in/Paris or another city 
You can set up screen or tmux to automatically load a number of programs into different windows, in your .screenrc for example. Then you just start screen itself and it will open all the windows you've asked for and run the programs you specified inside them.
Actually, I meant how do you get tmux to start automatically on boot.
Autologin if you want it entirely automatic. (Did you get that issue in the thread resolved? I recall it being a little fiddly)
if [ "$(tty)" = "/dev/ttyv0" ]; then
exec tmux
fiGoogle AI,
screen.font="6x12"
kern.vt.fb.default.mode="1920x1080"
efi_max_resolution="1920x1080"
vbe_max_resolution="1920x1080"# COLORS
kern.vt.color.0.rgb="#000000"
kern.vt.color.1.rgb="#dc322f"
kern.vt.color.2.rgb="#859900"
kern.vt.color.3.rgb="#b58900"
kern.vt.color.4.rgb="#268bd2"
kern.vt.color.5.rgb="#ec0048"
kern.vt.color.6.rgb="#2aa198"
kern.vt.color.7.rgb="#94a3a5"
kern.vt.color.8.rgb="#586e75"
kern.vt.color.9.rgb="#cb4b16"
kern.vt.color.10.rgb="#859900"
kern.vt.color.11.rgb="#b58900"
kern.vt.color.12.rgb="#268bd2"
kern.vt.color.13.rgb="#d33682"
kern.vt.color.14.rgb="#2aa198"
kern.vt.color.15.rgb="#6c71c4"