Openbox.
All. Day.
In Linux you only need dd to burn an iso to a usb stick, but, you can use something 'pretty', too.
sudo mintstick -m iso
I have an alias for it: alias burn='sudo mintstick -m iso'
or
sudo dd if=/path/to/filename.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress
Every day is Debian day.
Nothing I could think of readily without some sort of infrastructure support. If you look 'lazy' up in a dictionary you will see my smiling face.
Every day Linux Functionality
The goal was to be able to have a function to randomly pick a movie for me to watch.
I made a text file with one movie title per line that included random flicks top-of-my-head, adding 10. Then, I went and exported some imdb lists, which was so handy because csv files. So, export one list, open it in calc; highlight, and then copy the title column. Simple. I pasted it into my movies list file.
I did this maybe 7 times which gave me a good sized list of movies - then, I needed to remove duplicates, so, I saved the file and ran this on it:
cat films.txt | sort | uniq > films2.txt
I opened the new file and double entries were stacked so I could go through and delete redundant rows, of which, there weren't very many. Now, I have a file with 1892 lines, each line being a movie title. Handy.
Of course, now, I need to randomly be able to choose a title (line) from the file because I can't be bothered to open the thing and read through it every time I need some inspiration, or, guidance