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I wrote a bash script that I think could be used by other people (self.linux)

submitted 2 years ago by IOu1 to c/[email protected]

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I wrote a script that manages the files of GoPro footage, thumbnails and the low resolution copy of the video files. It asks for the footage directory and has the option to rename all files equally so they can be selected, separated, or processed easier, or move all the low resolution copies into another folder in the same directory.

Besides posting it on GitHub is there anywhere else I can upload it or share it?

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[–] sneakyninjapants 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Depending on how long it is you could just post it inline with three backticks (`) before and after the code. That's markdown for a code block.

Example:

#!/bin/bash
echo "This is code block"
echo "notice everything is monospaced"

while true; do
    some example of indentation
done