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Chrome "Open in mpv"

This is a detailed guide of adding a "Open in mpv" option to your right-click menu in Google Chrome (and potentially all Chromium-based browsers).

Prerequisites

• The mpv player itself.
• python3.
• yt-dlp.

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Tmux Config

echo -e 'set -g status-bg black\nset -g status-fg white\n\nset -g base-index 1\nsetw -g pane-base-index 1' > ~/.tmux.conf

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FFmpeg Convert 1.jpg to .jpg

for file in *1.jpg; do ffmpeg -i "$file" "${file%1.jpg}".jpg && rm "$file"; done

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mpv Autofit Window to 80%

This fixes the mpv window being too big when launching a 4K video on a 1080p screen, for example, by limiting it at 80% of the screen.

Add to ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf:

autofit-larger=80%x80%

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mpv Copy Timestamp

Lines to add to your ~/.config/mpv/input.conf:

n run sh -c 'echo ${time-pos} | oscopy'
N run sh -c 'echo ${time-pos/full} | oscopy'

This adds two keys:

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Unified Copy

Sometimes it's not easy to get things from a terminal to your system clipboard. If you're connected locally, it has to be a special tool which handles this (like wl-clipboard under Wayland) or something other when connected remotely.

This is a Shell executable which ultimately solves the problem by always reaching your local system clipboard:

#!/bin/bash

printf "\e]52;c;$(base64 -w0)\a"

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Sunshine Lock Systemd Entry

/etc/systemd/user/sunshine-lock.service:

[Unit]
Description=Lock Screen When Sunshine Loaded
After=sunshine.service

[Service]

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Arch Linux Printer

sudo pacman -S --needed cups system-config-printer
sudo systemctl enable cups --now

system-config-printer

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Arch Linux Install Pandoc MD -> PDF Convertor

sudo pacman -S --needed pandoc texlive-latexrecommended texlive-fontsrecommended

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Define "/etc/vimrc" Config

VIMRC_PATH=/etc/vimrc

echo -e '\nset number\nset relativenumber\n\nset shiftwidth=4\nset smarttab\n\nsyntax on' | sudo tee -a "$VIMRC_PATH"