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Das ganze Büro ist nun also digitalisiert und papierlos. Aus reiner Neugier wollte ich nun wissen: Wie viele Seiten PDFs habe ich jetzt eigentlich.
Dateien zu zählen ist einfach:
$ find . -type f -iname '*.pdf' | wc -l
3214
Aber ich habe PDFs, die nur eine Seite umfassen und auch PDFs, die 50 Seiten und mehr umfassen. Also möchte ich auch noch die Seiten zählen. Dies ist nicht mehr ganz so einfach. OK, auch nicht sonderlich schwer.
Ich habe dazu ein kleines Python Script geschrieben. Sorry, der Code ist nicht sehr schön ... Aber es funktioniert 😀. Das Script setzt eine Installation von "pdfinfo" voraus.
Herunterladen könnt ihr das Script "count.py" hier: Github Link
Einfach in das Dokumentenverzeichnis kopieren und ausführen:
python count.py
...
...
./11 Sonstiges/2018/DokumentXY.pdf: 5 pages; in total: 16357
...
...
ALL PAGES: 16465
Randnotiz:
Ich habe hier auch die Dateien mitgezählt, die ich bereits als PDF bekommen habe.
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Paris Institute of Political Studies in France, a partner in a dual degree program with Columbia University, has launched a Gaza Solidarity Encampment.Odysee
Hi,
das nächste Update steht kurz vor der Veröffentlichung.
Auf technischer Seite wurden die Downloads verbessert. Sowohl Dateien, die einen "ref-Header" brauchen, als auch Blob-Dateien können nun endlich gedownloaded werden.
Ansonsten wurde bei diesem Release besonders an der Benutzeroberfläche gearbeitet. Ein stimmiges Farbschema und vereinfachte Dialoge sorgen für mehr Anwendungsspaß. Wer schon einmal Bildschirmfotos sehen will, kann hier schauen:
codeberg.org/Gaukler_Faun/FOSS…
Ich teste noch ein bisschen und muss mir noch einen Titel für das Update überlegen, dann lass ich es auch die Welt los.😉
Schönen Abend noch!
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The commander of the Special Infantry Unit of the Israeli regime's forces, also known as “Refaim or Ghost Unit” currently deputed in Gaza resigned.Iran Press
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Weeks after the start of the Israeli onslaught against Gaza, Jordanian obstetrician Asil Al-Jallad, 40, decided she could not remain helpless in the face of the critical humanitarian situation unfolding in the besieged enclave.Abeer Ayyoub (Middle East Eye)
It's astonishing.
Fedora introduced a whole new distro where you can't install anything with dnf anymore and people love it. People love using flatpaks instead (yes I know of all the shortcomings, but you can always choose another install method for that broken package). And ubuntu users just hate ubuntu for what they do. The difference may also be that fedora gives a choice to the user and does not directly force it
There are reasons why Flatpaks are better, both technical and social.
On the technical side, Snaps add to boot up time, as all of them are mounted on boot, which can make the machine several seconds slower to boot in my experience. I don't need Thunderbird before I've logged into my account, yet Thunderbird is already mounted and partially decompressed the moment I see a login prompt.
On the social side, you can easily host your own Flatpak server. Don't trust flathub? Set up your own website! Users can add your repo with one command and you're good. Users even get a prompt on package conflicts so they can pick which repo to use. On Snap, there are no alternative stores. The backend is hardcoded to use Canonical's infrastructure, the alternative repos need to be installed as Snaps, and Oracle charges a hefty sum to those wanting to maintain a repo.
I wouldn't be very upset if Canonical migrated to snaps had they implemented their system in a reasonably open design. There are advantages to Snaps over APT packages, for sure, and even though I'd rather see them use Flatpaks instead, a fully integrated Snap environment seems to be working just as well.
Canonical did a lot of things right. Mir was a good idea, for instance. AppArmor is much better than the SELinux tooling that Red Hat ships. They have some excellent dev tools for things like k8s (running on Snap, ironically). Plus, they have one of the best server distros out there.