Overview and a few usage possibilities of the Xdotool program
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Tags: Xdotool, Automation, Productivity, File naming, Time stamps.
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Comment #1 posted on 2016-04-18T20:47:36Z by Urugami
File Naming
I've never heard of Dr Bunsen before, nor his file naming convention. And yet, my hard drive and backup media are littered with files whose names look a lot like what he outlines. I usually just use MMDDYY..descriptive name.ext, only adding .HHMM after the Date string if I know ahead of time I'll be keeping multiple files from that day.
While I can't say that it's been especially useful in locating any particular file I need, it does keep things in chronological order by default, and makes it easier to find reports from a given date.
And here I thought I was being all efficient in a unique naming scheme. I should have know there's nothing new under the sun.
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