Tooling · Wizards of the Web

Manage Many Keys with SSH Config and KeePass

I’ll be the first to admit my security has room for improvement. Until last year, I was reusing passwords intermixed with a terribly simple mnemonic. Until a few months ago, my phone and computer were totally unencrypted. I’ve been fighting the change because it’s scary. I’m also very lazy and have been dreading the extra work involved with good security. I’ve put off updating SSH credentials for about two years now for that exact reason.

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rofi: Useful Options I

This is the sixth in a series of several posts on how to do way more than you really need to with rofi. It’s a neat little tool that does so many cool things. I don’t have a set number of posts, and I don’t have a set goal. I just want to share something I find useful. This post highlights several useful rofi options. I don’t try to script anything here, so it’s a fairly short read.

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rofi: Matching and Sorting

This is the fifth in a series of several posts on how to do way more than you really need to with rofi. It’s a neat little tool that does so many cool things. I don’t have a set number of posts, and I don’t have a set goal. I just want to share something I find useful. This post looks at configuring rofi’s matching and sorting. Assumptions Code Overview Comparison Basic Sort Config (Yet Another) rofi Options Script Full Script Change Matching and Sorting Via a modi Assumptions I’m running Fedora 27.

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rofi: Change Window Location

This is the fourth in a series of several posts on how to do way more than you really need to with rofi. It’s a neat little tool that does so many cool things. I don’t have a set number of posts, and I don’t have a set goal. I just want to share something I find useful. This post looks at changing rofi’s window location. It also introduces some rofi dmenu usage to handle input and ends with a introduction to script modi.

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rofi: Scripting modi Discovery

This is the third in a series of several posts on how to do way more than you really need to with rofi. It’s a neat little tool that does so many cool things. I don’t have a set number of posts, and I don’t have a set goal. I just want to share something I find useful. This post looks at automatically updating modi lists. It also covers some intro awk stuff, so feel free to skip around.

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rofi: Basic Configuration

This is the second in a series of several posts on how to do way more than you really need to with rofi. It’s a neat little tool that does so many cool things. I don’t have a set number of posts, and I don’t have a set goal. I just want to share something I find useful. This post looks at basic rofi configuration. Assumptions Code Config File Theme File Scripted Assumptions I’m running Fedora 27.

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rofi: Overview and Installation

This is the first in a series of several posts on how to do way more than you really need to with rofi. It’s a neat little tool that does so many cool things. I don’t have a set number of posts, and I don’t have a set goal. I just want to share something I find useful. This post provides a rofi overview and installation instructions. Assumptions Code Overview Installation Dependencies Source Code Options Standard Debuggable Easy Mode Full Script Assumptions I’m running Fedora 27.