Note to self: basics missed - cloc

+1 thing I should have been aware and wasn't... however, this is generally supported by probably most IDEs. Anyway, note to self:

cloc

E.g.

cloc .

may result in something like

In other ancient news, PyCharm can just create a desktop entry (Tools/Create Desktop Launcher) - somehow that just didn't happen last time it was installed.

And it does offer project statistics, e.g. by installing "Statistic" from Settings/Plugins/Marketplace. This one has taken a while in my case to initialize - the caveat potentially being getting bogged down with binaries, seems it's found over 281k lines in mp3 files, and 72k+ in .webp's.

⚠ Might require filtering by extensions with very firm hands... ;)

Free disk space issues n+1+1

sudo apt clean all

lifesaver :)

(also why don't I ever sort this one out for good, it's probably so much more the app caches to blame than the package manager ... anyways -- sure ain't a silver bullet, but sometimes the above will do the trick in the future, too)

Note to self: Video stabilization on Linux

Using some low-end phone isn't free from perks, especially when it comes to taking short videos in the field.

Command line/scripting has beaten other options once again (so far), and I'm once again surprised by that.

Part of me is still expecting I'm doing things the wrong way around, yet it feels the blame isn't on me, rather it's just another case of Linux scripting being better documented/accessible than GUI solutions...

Tried & failed / could not safely run: kdenlive, OpenShot, ffmpeg (parameterised differently from below)

Did the job: ffmpeg + libvidstab

ffmpeg -i somevideo.mp4 -vf vidstabdetect -f null -
ffmpeg -i somevideo.mp4 -vf vidstabtransform somevideo-stabilized.mp4

 

Running AppImages is not by default sandboxed on Linux. So here's ... oops.

Trying to just once in this life run some AppImage in a safe and "normal" way, namely using firejail, has brought me back to trying out the same features in the square 0 way, under my app-exploring Ubuntu VM.

Sometimes it's just the way it is [sigh].

Mounting appimage type 2
Reading profile /etc/firejail/default.profile
Reading profile /etc/firejail/disable-common.inc
Reading profile /etc/firejail/disable-passwdmgr.inc
Reading profile /etc/firejail/disable-programs.inc
Warning: networking feature is disabled in Firejail configuration file

** Note: you can use --noprofile to disable default.profile **

Parent pid 71491, child pid 71493

**     Warning: dropping all Linux capabilities     **

Child process initialized in 109.11 ms
/bin/bash: /run/firejail/appimage/.appimage-71491/AppRun: Permission denied

Parent is shutting down, bye...
AppImage unmounted

One disturbing question may arise ... it's not much of a first version - hasn't anyone before me tried doing this? With other apps I did find it achievable.

I'll give kdenlive a go before firing up the VM, just to see if I have a fallback.

UPDATE

The kind procedure of firejailing the almighty kdenlive has been terminated at the point I had been looking for GLIBCXX_3.4.29 for over 30 seconds to no avail. I am indeed uncertain this needs to be part of the ritual to just safely run an app.

Among the other equally prompting messages I was gifted this. Thank you.

/run/firejail/appimage/.appimage-74408/AppRun.wrapped: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.29' not found (required by /run/firejail/appimage/.appimage-74408/usr/bin/../lib/libQt6QuickTemplates2.so.6)

Sticking with the VM version for this one (although the snapped might exist and not be too outdated and work for the particular purpose, too - I do not know that).

"Looks like I might be wrong"

Nothing to see here, right? :)

TED: Julia Galef - Why you think you're right even if you're wrong