Random-Scripts

My collection of random scripts I've made at work (modified for public use) to make my life simpler for random needs.

00-soundwork-motd:

Dependencies:

- landscape-common
- neofetch

A MOTD replacement file (you'll need to remove ALL other files under /etc/update-motd.d/). Run the following command:

sudo apt install landscape-common neofetch -y && cd /etc && sudo tar cvf update-motd.d.BKUP.tar.gz update-motd.d && sudo rm -rf /etc/update-motd.d/* && sudo mv update-motd.d.BKUP.tar.gz /etc/update-motd.d/ && sudo touch /etc/update-motd.d/00-soundwork-motd && sudo chmod +x /etc/update-motd.d/00-soundwork-motd && sudo nano /etc/update-motd.d/00-soundwork-motd

Paste the contents of 00-soundwork-motd in to your file, save and exit. All done, go ahead, try to ssh user@localhost :)

ec2_storage_speed_test.sh

A selection of different types of storage speed tests geared to deciding between GP2 & GP3 on AWS EC2 based on your needs.

This script will install and test with the following.

• sysstat
• sysbench
• hdparm
• iotop
• fio
• ioping

image_or_sort.sh

Simple script that will create 2 folders in the location where it's ran (Vertical & Horizontal) and proceed so sort images in the folder the script is located by their orientation.

mint_themes_ubuntu.sh

Downloads and Installs the X and Y themes from Mint on Ubuntu (regardless of Desktop choice). Should work for all Ubuntu versions 18.04 onwards.

realtek_rtl8812bu.sh

If your laptop has a Realtek RTL8812BU wifi chip, then you'll know these can be a real pain to install. This little script will install and configure the chip correctly on Linux Mint.

I don't see why this wouldn't work on any debian based OS aside from Mint but I haven't tested outside of Mint.

x11vnc_setup.sh