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Category: Software Development
The Kindle Highlights Tool, Part 3
“This tale grew in the telling.” J. R. R. Tolkien, foreword to Lord of The Rings I recently went back to my Kindle Tool, (Part 1, Part 2) to try and add more features. I wanted to have to automatically create txt files so I could easily review the highlights. Firstly I needed to make… Continue reading The Kindle Highlights Tool, Part 3
Fixing Monitor Resolution Part 2: Automating a Shell Script
Turns out writing a shell script is not that difficult if one is familiar with other programming languages. With the help of this brilliant Shell Scripting Tutorial I managed to write a simple script. First I created the file, called screen_res.sh: This creates the file and opens it using the Nano editor. I then wrote… Continue reading Fixing Monitor Resolution Part 2: Automating a Shell Script
My Linux Journey
I recently decided to dive into the world of Linux. I had done some research and I figured that using Linux would be a good thing for me in the long term. After all, knowledge compounds. Using the terminal for basic tasks like navigating through files was awkward at first, but I’ve since gotten used… Continue reading My Linux Journey
The Kindle Highlights Extractor tool (Part 2)
Despite a few challenges and some questionable code, my tool for extracting clippings is almost functional.
Building my first app- A Kindle Reader Highlights Extractor (Part 1)
This is the first post in a series where I attempt to build an application for exporting Kindle clippings.a