voidrice VS tuir

Here is a shell script made by me to change all directories' and files' names and do the below changes. It can change 100.000 files' names under a minute: a) Remove non-English characters. b) Replace spaces, dots, and dashes with underscores. c) Remove consecutive underscores. d) Convert the name to lowercase. e) Remove any other special characters. f) If the resulting name is empty, set it to "untitled". g) Every file or directory should start and end with an alphanumeric character.

I am using Luke Smith Booksplit script to split audio files into chapter but when I do I get this error

If you really want to rice it insanely you can add the stuff from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOMj7JSGR78 https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice

I downloaded Luke Smith's booksplit script, but it seems I can't to get it working. Here is the link for his script: https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/blob/master/.local/bin/booksplit

Yep something like that. Actually I stole mine from the dotfiles of LukeSmith https://github.com/LukeSmithxyz/voidrice/blob/master/.local/bin/dmenuunicode

Just start with this. I stole it from him and then heavily modified it as I found more use cases. As a hint, using gallery-dl helps a lot with reddit/imgur galleries.

Which one? There's cortex and cReddit and reddio and rttt and rtv and tuir.

Considering that I only access reddit either occasionally from Relay on my phone or primarily modified version of the terminal TUI tuir (They killed the API token for TUIR, but you can still use it if you setup your own API key.) which I'm using now to write this comment from, it would likely reduce my Reddit usage by >90%. I usually have tuir nested in a tmux session, which I would likely change to a hackernews reader like hackernews-TUI.

this is the main repo? https://gitlab.com/ajak/tuir

Indeed, a fork, tuir, was made shortly after rtv stopped development.

For example, there's a couple reddit clients, YouTube viewers, Spotify clients and many many more.

I do most of my redditting with Tuir, a terminal UI for reddit. I integrated it with Vim, w3m, and Firefox.

I absolutely still enjoy it after >35 years in IT. The CLI is pure, and does only what you ask it to. It isn't riddled with ads. While you can get things like Reddit or even Youtube from the CLI, they just aren't as distracting in that format and you end up getting more done.

that said if you want a way of extracting the image urls, I have written a python script that does that and its on the gitlab issue I open for your exact question

I used rtv for Solène's "Old Computer Challenge" and it was passable. The project has gone fallow, supplanted by tuir, so that's where I'd turn today.