Gnu World Order

**Gutenprint**, **HPLIP**, and **htop** from Slackware software set AP. shasum -a256=09d5dfb3f8fe3349437459e7c2ad3b5cab2fd536bd3096b935420b2b9422d12d

Pdfmom is a macro set for Groff meant to make it simple and intuitive. Here's an example MOM document. .TITLE "My example mom doc" .AUTHOR "Klaatu" .CHAPTER 1 .DOCTYPE CHAPTER .PRINTSTYLE TYPESET .PT_SIZE 10 .LS 12 .START .PP This is some sample text. I hope it comes out alright. It probably will. Thanks to \fBpdfmom\fP. Process it with the **pdfmom** command: $ pdfmom example.mom > my.pdf shasum -a256=04322dbb9d9486d73a16d40b749ab241b88fb00a66a1b0b6ae9aee471d6d531f

gdiffmk for producing diffs of groff files. glilypond for integrating lilypond musical notation into grof files: $ glilypond --pdf2eps -t ./b -- example.1 > example.ps.1 $ groff -p -Tps example.ps.1 > out.ps $ okular out.ps The **grap2graph** command to convert grap graphs to a bitmap. This requires the **grap** command, which does not ship with Slackware. $ cat internet.d | grap2graph -format jpg -density 300 > my.jpg The **grn** command is a preprocessor for Gremlin files. It appears to be non- functional, but it's possible that an additional back-end is required. The **grodvi** command converts Groff to DVI for TeX. It's basically a shortcut for groff -Tdvi . Have your computer guess what groff command you need with **grog** $ grog blah.1 groff -man blah.1 $ grog -Thtml blah.1 groff -Thtml -man blah.1 shasum -a256=bd3b393140ce69a98d8be549a58e30d74dcf42f364516e4a7bdc2919ed22

More about groff. Here's a math equation: .EQ e = mc sup 2 .EN # prepocess math equation and convert to pdf $ eqn my.ms -Tpdf | groff -ms -Tpdf > my.pdf # or just use groffer $ groffer -e example.ms -ms Quick conversion of an equation in eqn format to a bitmap: $ echo "e = mc sup 2" | eqn2graph -format jpg -density 300 > my.jpg Chemistry: .cstart R1: ring pointing right R2: ring pointing right put C8 at 4 put H10 at 5 with .V6 at R1.V4 .cend $ chem example.chem | groffer -p shasum -a256=33b66f5f27768b525c2ca3b88316ac2717f3e268024b0dffe8243c70d74c1936

Special Juneteenth episode about anarchism, diversity, and what GNU World Order is all about. shasum -a256=d5417efb66a940d5a24906e49db0576f3c59f60a3816762a0ac7dc6b7faa5d07

Listener email about **simple-mtpfs**, and then **groff** and **groffer** from Slackware **ap** software series. $ simple-mtpfs --list devices $ sudo simple-mtpfs --device "1: blah (MTP)" --verbose /mnt/floppy/ shasum -a256=264e450fba7c4ddb622d88e9c8d5f2b6e77aa9bfd0909d976c94716ff0ea2b34

Despite its name, **gphoto2** is more than just a command to control a camera over USB. It also interfaces with MTP file systems, like the one you might run on your mobile device. Find out more in today's exciiiiiting episode. $ gphoto2 --auto-detect $ gphoto2 --abilities $ gphoto2 --list-folders $ gphoto2 --upload-file ~/path/to/file --folder /folder_name/ shasum -a256=e92be711c74f16b4c0ca59b2f70e04cbea196453c77da7d7f19ba9be7d9107da

Learn a little Postscript in this episode about **Ghostscript**. shasum -a256=0bc37b089c6a05b0c0389864f4df0e65423441ad1c6048e4c877e540471d9f4f

**enscript** and **flac** from the **ap** software series in Slackware. shasum -a256=a6f641b8d1d07ba5233a73f6824e13b8c54f02bb671521bfafa210bb1c0e22c3

**dmapi**, **dmidecode** and related tools, and **dvd+rw-tools** from the **ap** software series in Slackware. shasum -a256=15df893396cc179426552567f38bd6212ca5c60ce00107933b40b2b50e287f02

Using open source in real life. shasum -a256=88c56e9aa49e82705dd1d7ebbd072997c9d51fa3ba293f8e495aab98bb8f2c1e

A look at the **diffstat**, **cmp**, **diff**, **diff3**, and **sdiff** commands. shasum -a256=d24bd9bbb52b5293072def88ee74c3dc20d7d0f50bf93ffe35a3b48b7a6c23af

CUPS filters, **dc3dd**, **ddrescue** from Slackware set **ap**. shasum -a256=cda445f8f1fd2474307fa0e00bd0759ae9c735adc07188c253b56c64f3c8a683

How to get to the CUPS interface through a terminal web browser, like **w3m**,**lynx**, or **elinks**. The philosophy and culture of bug reporting: 1. A bug is any unexpected interaction between you and a product. 2. A bug report offers you an opportunity to troubleshoot a problem. Ideally, it results in a solution before even being filed. Otherwise, it is a recipe for the developer to experience the same problem as you have. 3. Bug reporting is collaboration. When you file a bug, you are not disturbing the developers, nor are you exposing them as poor or nefarious programmers. You are developing along with them in an attempt to optimize an application you love. 4. A good bug reporting tool is also a task management tool. shasum -a256=eab13cba2585e7f9fe07ad2732c646d19fe5a77bd540e77b3727ed16cefe00c1

All about printers and printing with the **CUPS** and **lpr** commands. shasum -a256=b1a7c53f09f8d8c0c8cdfeddf14bcfca371014bd9fd0d52288392aa7631bfc64

Musing about the **Common Unix Printing System (CUPS)**. Next episode will be about the **CUPS** and **lpr** command set. shasum -a256=2ab7693fa458307c38f4e7865795a9212bae2885e2d79c40d7f7191c9d6799f6

Cloud, containers, and **cgmanager** from the **ap** software series. shasum -a256=0d27e7c84ef2945ae25bd7040e49cdebb08b40263fd508332422d659780f4d40

Words of encouragement and solidarity during the COVID-19 pandemic. shasum -a256=ce8dd58ba9309cffab46a866a5c9366651c99ccec2469cdccbe05c4d66d7fc1e

The many commands of the **cdrtools** package, including a bunch of useful utilities for **.iso** files, such as **isoinfo** and **isodump**. shasum -a256=e5bdac5627c8cde6e6279e1af2c422dd0f1c3d8427dc37e4d4a1aa06eea27094

The **bpe** binary patch editor, **cdparanoia**, and **cdrdao**. shasum -a256=3f30234e986e0fcc64c3cd5a261b8912f4d1be949cf59e9ff2244bee47b53abd