Scripting is something of a way of life if you're a Linux user especially if you use a window manager instead of desktop environments where they have graphical interface solutions to most of your computing tasks. I prefer to use a window manager however so I use a number of scripts that perform day-to-day tasks. Storing them in a repository like this makes it easier to migrate or re-install my OS should I feel the need.
This script is for printing out things like RAM usage, Pulseaudio volume, battery status, and the system clock and can be piped into any standard input such as lemonbar or dzen2.
As I mentioned in my blog post about Arch wallpapers, I think they are really great and as such, I use them as the lock screen background with i3lock.
This is a script that I am working on to automate the customization of Openbox to resemble the set up that I like to use.