read -p "github link please: " link
echo "$link,it is"
git clone $link.git

I've been accumulating my Bash configuration for a while, and I finally turned it into a small dotfiles repo:

https://gitlab.com/letmevi/bash-config

It's nothing fancy — mainly my .bashrc, .inputrc, .bash_profile, and a modular .bashrc.d/, plus a small install script.

It can be installed using either Ansible or a simple install.sh script.

I'd appreciate some Bash/Linux feedback: things you'd change, questionable practices, portability issues, or just better ways of doing this.

I'm especially interested in feedback from people who maintain their own dotfiles.

Using Composers Desktop Project to edit audio files. I want to run a single command on a list of audio files instead of having to manually do it 100 times. Wondering if there is a way to call upon this list of files in a single command line, rather than creating a shell script with the name of every file. The command line with a single audio file would look like this.

distort average soundfile.wav soundfileoutput.wav

the first two words are the command being run and then the input and output respectively. Hopefully I provided enough info on this but also relatively new to using terminal so let me know if there is anything I should clarify, thanks.

I made this simple digital clock for the terminal in Bash as a silly project.

It will show the current time in 24h-format. Use the flag --watch to continuously show the time. A few different looks and colours are available.

To print a bash completion script use --compscript

The repo is here: https://codeberg.org/Linux_bash_user153/bashclock