I realized that I neglected to include the "MiyoLinux Welcome Screen". I will add that to both the website and github later today. After doing so, I'll come back here and modify the OP.

https://github.com/MiyoLinux?tab=repositories

Thanks greenjeans, but I don't want people to mistakenly think your work was done by me. I fear that even if I make that clear in the readme file, folks may still think it came from me...but I do deeply appreciate the offer.

I need to document a tad better, also need to update a little code to work with newer Imagemagick before I make an ascii version of a couple of them, the current stuff all works 100% with jessie.

MiyoLinux wrote:

Okay, I have all of the code boxes removed on the site; the codes are back as plain text.

Another option would be to link to the code in a text file that could be opened in an editor that can "save as".  Less possibility for error that way.

Okee Dokee...

I took your advice and included links (on the website) to both the accessory's .desktop files and the actual accessory's codes. All are now available on the original website. Now to get to work on making the codes available on GitHub...

Okay, I have all of the code boxes removed on the site; the codes are back as plain text.

Another option would be to link to the code in a text file that could be opened in an editor that can "save as".  Less possibility for error that way.

I've gone ahead and taken msi's advice and created a github account. I'll be putting all of the codes on there soon. Right now, the Readme file is all that exists on there. I'll post a link (and edit the opening post) when it's ready. The website will continue to be available too.

Thanks for sharing your accessories. I'm stuck: on several pages the code displayed in the codebox seems incomplete

http://miyolinux.weebly.com/compton.html
http://miyolinux.weebly.com/touchpad-controls.html

FWIW, I tried viewing the pages both with firefox and palemoon

Until I'm able to change things on the site, here are those two codes...

Touchpad Controls

#!/bin/sh
yad --title="Touchpad Controls" --width=350 --window-icon="/usr/share/miyolinux/miyolinux.png" --text-align=center --center --buttons-layout="center" \
--text="
HINT: Your touchpad must have already been ON and active before selecting Off While Typing.
" \
--button="On":"synclient TouchpadOff=0" \
--button="Off":"synclient TouchpadOff=1" \
--button="Off While Typing":"syndaemon -i 2.0 -d" \

Compton Controls

#!/bin/sh
yad --title="Compton" --width=230 --window-icon="/usr/share/miyolinux/miyolinux.png" --text-align=center --center --buttons-layout="center" --text="
Turn Compton On or Off.
" \
--button="On":"compton" \
--button="Off":"killall compton" \

Sometime today, I'll remove all of the codes from the code blocks and just put them in as plain text.

Thanks for sharing your accessories. I'm stuck: on several pages the code displayed in the codebox seems incompleten

Probably some blocking from your side.
Tried with Tor Browser with noscript and Request Policy Continued addons.
Default settings is not to accept anything. No code showed up.
Allowed javascript for the site.
Accepted requests to editmysite.com and ajax.googleapis.
And the code snippets showed up.

http://miyolinux.weebly.com/compton.html
http://miyolinux.weebly.com/touchpad-controls.html

FWIW, I tried viewing the pages both with firefox and palemoon

Very cool, thanks MiyoLinux.

Yep ~ I echo that!
Where's that "thumbs-up" smiley thingy? lol

(The ones for jessie seem to work fine in ascii, so use the jessie build for i386.)

This one isn't in the sha256sum file on that page:
yad_0.38.2-1-gtk2-ascii_amd64.deb
2d0aa1dfd0a6f410e3e440fa36b875cea141ead16b2598655098e38570b013ea

I just try stuff until it works...along with a lot of internet searches.

As to yad, I should probably give better instructions on the site...all that's required is to install yad, and the scripts (requiring yad) will work (for the most part). A user would only need to edit the existing code(s) to point to their personal folders, window icons, etc. "Someone" I know has a gtk2 version of yad, but I don't know if he's made it available for download yet.

Good idea about the license...thank you. I will probably just put them under Public Domain.

Thanks!

I've made a small website that will allow anyone to see the codes used for the various MiyoLinux Accessories...in case they would like to use them on their own system or distro.
[...]
http://miyolinux.weebly.com/

Very interesting, especially the Control Center and OB Menu Generator scripts! I've been thinking a lot about putting together a clean and lean desktop environment around Openbox lately and these things look very inspiring. Unfortunately, I still lack any serious programming skills. Also, I would not be able to use Yad, since the list of design dogmas I've come up with so far includes "Thou shalt have no GTK3 UI".

But contrary to weebly, "Git-hubaloo" let's you navigate the site without having to allow third-party (or any) Javascript code to be executed and also offers version control and collaboration features, which is very useful.

I suppose, the best way to communicate that would be putting the code under an appropriate license. You could maybe use the WTFPL if that suits your taste.

To anyone interested, I'm still working on the site. Today, I changed how the codes are presented...I found a "code block" plugin to use, so the codes are now more defined.

I'm continuing to add more to it as time allows.