Dev-Scripts: Easily build 32 & 64 bit live images

This screenshot shows how easy one can build a kickstart project as 64 and 32 bit.
I love my tool :)

I know now.... Bash completition...

At least i got started, but its so cool!
I've already packaged dev-scripts with the first attempt of bash-completition... and it reads dynamicly the folders of projects..

So it lists the existing projects to complete your shell comand, where applicable.
And its not just like a list of options to list... its depending upon which commands you already had supplied, so it will require to give you something else to complete from..

Dev-Scripts : The creation of 32 and 64 bit iso-files at your fingertips

Heyas

Just managed to make dev-scripts to support arguments upon its "make" command.
Therefor it now passes its arguments to their respective modules its executed depending upon the modules used for the project.

Saying:
When you pass:

     ds make -v <PRJLABEL>

And assuming its just to be packaged, it will build the rpm package as you formerly know it, spamming the screen with info.
If you leave out the "-v" option, you'll figure that the rpm package is built silently, but if it fails, no worries, it will ask you if you want to open the log file in an editor. :)

Obviously, this also works for the creation of LiveImages using the LiveCD-Creator command.
Passing "-v" makes the command verbose, without "-v" all the output will be stored within a logfile.

Either way, for kickstart projects, you may pass -3 or -6, to force the creation of a 32/64 bit iso.
As in:

     ds make -3 <PRJLABEL>
     ds make -6 <PRJLABEL>

Also note, that "ds make"  looks into the project and loads the respective submodules.
So "ds make <PRJLABEL>" is about the same as:

     ds prj <MODULE> make [opts] <PRJLABEL>

Where MODULE is either one of: rpm, ks

tui-printf: aligment is good

While having multiple terminal windows open, i've just figured the good math of reasons to split up...

Plain:











With indicators:

TUI - Themes, colors per user, and root is special

Heya, isnt that cool?!?

I've finaly applied a theme-mechanic so one can easily change among colors and borders used with TUI.
Root uses even another one, changeable only by root obviously.

But since my default linux is Fedora, the default theme is 'blue'.
And since the user root can do more damange, and Fedora is based upon Red Hat, the default root color theme is 'red'.

Here is a preview with the upcoming 'dev-scripts':

Above was called as regular user,
below was called as root user.

Readded 2-Pass encoding for VHS

1.0.7
- Reducded -Q dvd from v768 to v640
- Readded 2pass encoding: -2
- Fixed small typos

Isnt that just nice, after several weeks of asking for feedback, one actualy replied AFTER i decided it to be stable.
Oh well, at least i know now that the 2 pass encoding was working, for others at least, so i have readded this with this new update of my "Video Handler Script".

Hope you like it

ds prj list

Just done a little nice feature to keep track of the modules used with a project:

ds prj list