“The Library” is a collection of several popular encyclopedias. It is your one stop for popular game guides and TV show trivia. You can search, and bookmark articles from various encyclopedias.
What’s more? Each time the app is launched, it displays a random featured article from the encyclopedia you last viewed! Explore more about your favourite game/TV show each day.
Popular encyclopedias include:
– Doctor Who
– Assassin’s Creed
– Lord of the Rings
– Mass Effect
– and 42 more!
With this app, you can:
– Read more about your favourite character
– Read about movie plots, and further details
– Game level guides and walk-throughs
– and much more!
Easily Sort Your Music Library
Here is a very simple script to sort your whole music library according to their artists,
#!/bin/bash # sortMusic v0.4 # make sure this script in in the music directory and you execute this script from there # know issue: will display many errors, but it does it fine, those errors are not to be bothered about # still needs a workaround echo "$(ls -l *.mp3 | wc -l) Files will be sorted according to their Artists" echo "Make sure all your song artists are correct, will wait for 3 seconds..." sleep 3 for i in ./*; do artist=$(mp3info "$i" | sed -n 's/Artist: *//p') if [ -d "$artist" ]; then mv "$i" "$artist" else mkdir "$artist" mv "$i" "$artist" fi done # To move all the incorrect id3 artists mkdir "Z Singles Z" mv *.mp3 "Z Singles Z" # That was very simple, wasn't it?
Just make a file called sortMusic-v0.4 in your main music folder, paste the above code into that file, then do $ chmod +x sortMusic-v0.4 and then do a $ ./sortMusic-v0.4 in the music folder. Please download mp3info as this uses that package. Please note that this is very case-sensitive, so if your artists are same but differ in case, it will make a new directory for that one, so please take care until I have a workaround for this.