A script to help you prioritise a list of things (such as tasks) interactively.
$ cat objectives
top
middle
above bottom
bottom
Run the script and answer the 'simple' question of which of the two things are the most important. Repeatedly.
$ py-prioritise objectives
Is middle more important than top ('y' for yes)? n
Is above bottom more important than top ('y' for yes)? n
Is bottom more important than top ('y' for yes)? y
Is middle more important than top ('y' for yes)? n
Is above bottom more important than top ('y' for yes)? y
Is middle more important than top ('y' for yes)? y
The most important task is: bottom
The final ordering is ['bottom', 'above bottom', 'middle', 'top']
We end up with an ordered list of items and the first one to start on.
Show the environment of another process in a prettier way than catting
/proc/$pid/environ. If no process id is provided it defaults to the current
process.
show-process-environment 34234 | grep QT
QTDIR == /usr/lib64/qt-3.3
QTINC == /usr/lib64/qt-3.3/include
QTLIB == /usr/lib64/qt-3.3/lib