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- `webcam.sh`: one-line script that uses the video viewer program `mpv` as a webcam by using `/dev/video0` as its video file source.
- `wifi_dmenu.sh`: script to connect to an available WiFi network with a dmenu prompt.
- `wl_screenshot.sh`: screenshot script for Wayland with selection using `grim` & `slurp` that both saves the image file and adds the image to the `wl-copy` clipboard, and notifies the user of the screenshot via `notify-send`.
- `wl_vimshot.sh`: Wayland script to take a wait a few seconds before taking a screenshot to the filepath in the clipboard, for use as part of my LaTeX note-taking workflow in Vim: create the figure environment, copy the file name, invoke this script, and select the region in the source material to be screenshotted.
- `x11_screenshot.sh`: screenshot script for X11 with selection using `maim` that both saves the image file and adds the image to the `xclip` clipboard, and notifies the user
of the screenshot via `notify-send`.
- `x11_vimshot.sh`: X11 script to take a wait a few seconds before taking a screenshot to the filepath in the clipboard, for use as part of my LaTeX note-taking workflow in Vim: create the figure environment, copy the file name, invoke this script, and select the region in the source material to be screenshotted.

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#!/bin/sh
# Script to take a wait a few seconds before taking a screenshot to the filepath in the clipboard.
# For use as part of my LaTeX note-taking workflow in Vim: create the figure environment, copy the file name, invoke this script, and select the region in the source material to be screenshotted.
basename=$(basename "$0")
filepath=$(wl-paste)
# check if the filepath is absolute or relative, and if relative, make absolute
if [ "${filepath#\/}" = "$filepath" ] || [ "${filepath#\~}" = "$filepath" ]; then
filepath="$(pwd)/$filepath"
fi
notify-send "$basename" "Taking screenshot to $filepath"
sleep 5
grim -g "$(slurp)" "$filepath"
notify-send --icon "$filepath" "$basename" "Screenshot saved to: $filepath"