Bash script for a mono wallch indicator

I wrote this simple script to change wallch indicator to a mono one because I didn’t like the current one. I once participated in adding Arabic to wallch and I just love this program. What is Wallch? Wallch is a wallpaper changer. It doesn’t simply change your desktop background with the wallpapers that you have in your hard disk, though. While it does that well by monitoring the folder that you have selected for new or deleted pictures, it has lots of features, like Picture of the day, Live Earth, Wallpaper Clocks and Live Website! Wallch is Open Source, which means that anyone can download and inspect the code. It currently works on Gnome (with or without Unity integration), LXDE, XFCE and Mate. Wallch version 4.0 is now available for download. http://melloristudio.com/wallch/ you can do it manually by downloading quick icon i did from here and replacing it in “/usr/share/wallch/files/” or simply download and run the script or just copying it #!/bin/bash echo “Changing Wallch indicator icon to mono” wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/vi7emuehp7krayj/indicator_ambiance_normal.png sudo cp /usr/share/wallch/files/indicator_ambiance_normal.png /usr/share/wallch/files/indicator_ambiance_normal_original.png sudo cp indicator_ambiance_normal.png /usr/share/wallch/files/ rm indicator_ambiance_normal.png echo “Done” have fun.  […]

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Bash script for a mono wallch indicator

shutdown bash script

you can remove the first 2 echos if you like. #!/bin/bash echo -e “Welcome to auto shutdown” sleep 1 echo -e “Brught to you by Mohamed Adel” sleep 1 echo -e “Please insert the time you want the computer to shutdown at in Minutes.  For example : ‘5’ will auto shutdown after 5 minutes.”  read time notify-send “Your system is going to auto shut down in $time minutes” sudo shutdown -P  $time | echo -e “Now enter your password, set back and relax :)” […]

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shutdown bash script