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drgreen

SummaryA shell script able to handle the oled display of ASUS G`*`series notebooks, thanks to the capabilities of asus_oled driver. The oled present in such machines is usually a 256x32 display intended to show system information and player messages from gaming consoles. It currently supports ... [More] the first, the second is work in progress. Advantages It does not need to run with super user permissions for most tasks. Is intended to be KISS compliant1, so it is supposed to: # Have a gentle and concise syntax. # Start and resume very fast. # Not needing unnecessary dependencies. # Consume as few system resources as possible. Modules are mainly written in AWK! as it is widely proven to be the best or, at least, one of the best choices for data mangling2. Modules can be written in any language. DependenciesDr. Green is easily usable as a daemon (daemonizable) and it solely depends on base system (a few basic *nix shell utilities) and figlet (a banner alike program) to get the job done. DocumentationSee README.txt Please read the WIKI FAQ or FAQ.txt, included in the package, if you wonder why I started my own project instead of contributing to asusG50oled. Glossary1 Keep it simple, stupid. 2 Technical jargon describing the process of acquiring information and data management. [Less]