4. 'bin' Subdirectory

./bin

Taking from convention, the shell scripts that are included in this configuration exist within the bin subdirectory, itself a reference to the traditional /bin subdirectory of root now located at /usr/bin on Linux-family operating systems.

Having come to appreicate Lua and Awesome's API, this is not as expansive a collection of shell scripts as it once was and instead features two scripts, which I picked up along the way and prefer the functionality of them to any attempts of mine to create the same functionality in Lua. The scripts are as follows:

| Script | Functionality | |--------x---------------| | blur.sh | Creates a glitched screenshot for use as the lock screen | | snapshot.sh | Provides functionality for screenshots trigger via keybindings (may be rewritten as widget soon) |