CMDGochi bash tamagochi

CMDGochi is a lightweight, interactive command-line virtual pet client written in Bash.

Manage your digital pets easily from the terminal — create, feed, play with them and monitor their status in real time.

🐾 Overview

CMDGochi brings the nostalgic Tamagotchi experience to command line.

It is designed to be simple and fun to use and allows you to manage multiple virtual pets.

You can track:

1. hunger 🍗
2. happiness 😊
3. energy ⚡
4. health ❤️

… all this with intuitive CLI commands.

Let's talk whether you are a developer, system administrator or terminal fan, CMDGochi gives you a little playful recreation without leaving the console.

👤 Profile and access

1. 🔑 API key: after registration you will receive a unique API key to access your pets
2. 🌐 Language support: multilingual interface (Hungarian, English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, Nederlands, Čeština, Polski)

🐕 Pets

🐾 Create a new pet

1. Give them a cute name (4-16 characters)
2. Choose a type

Available animals:

1. 🐱 cat
2. 🐶 dog
3. 🦜 parrot
4. 🐹 hamster
5. 🐰 rabbit
6. 🐭 mouse
7. 🦝 raccoon
8. 🦡 badger

📋 List pets

1. View real-time statistics anytime
2. Display ASCII art in the terminal 🖥️

🗑️ Delete pet

1. When the time has come, you can say goodbye to a pet

📊 Pet status

⏳ Real-time statistics

1. hunger 🍗
2. happiness 😊
3. energy ⚡
4. health ❤️

These are constantly changing over time.

🩹 Health

1. If hunger increases to the maximum:
2. happiness and energy decrease
3. If the pet is sick 🤒 or needs a bath 🛁:
4. health decreases

🎂 Growth

1. Pets level up and age every 4 days
2. When health is 0:
3. growth stops 🧊

🎮 Play and care

1. 🍎 Feeding: reduces hunger and increases happiness
2. 🧸 Play: improves mood but reduces energy
3. 🛌 Sleep: replenishes energy but increases hunger
4. 🛁 Bathing: keeps clean and improves health
5. 💊 Medicine: treats disease and improves well-being

Pets can get sick randomly 🤧, but they can be cured with medicine.

🏆 Pet Hall of Fame

1. 🌟 Top 10 oldest pet
2. Stats:
3. age
4. level
5. health
6. happiness
7. type

🖥️ Server

This API is built using Flask and SQLite to provide an easy and fun way to create virtual pets.

1. API server: cmdgochi.mooo.com:5555
2. Privacy: does not collect, store or handle sensitive data

📥 Installation

📋 Prerequisites

1. Bash (Linux/macOS by default, Git Bash or Windows WSL)
2. curl
3. Unicode supported terminal

📦 Dependencies

Ubuntu / Debian

sudo apt-get install jq curl git

Arch Linux / SteamOS

sudo pacman -S jq curl git

RedHat / CentOS

sudo yum install jq curl git

Fedora

sudo dnf install jq curl git

macOS (Homebrew)

brew install jq curl git

💾 Download Repository

git clone https://github.com/Pucur/CMDGochi.gitcd CMDGochibash cmdgochi.sh

Github repo

Alex
2026-05-07 11:01:48.034132+02

Computherm B / ProSmart System integration with HomeAssistant

🌡️ Computherm B / ProSmart System Wi-Fi thermostat Home Assistant integration

Connect your Computherm B / ProSmart System Wi-Fi thermostat with the Home Assistant system and take full control of your heating!

Monitor the temperature, manage the boost mode and view the heating schedules — all on one neat dashboard.

🔹 Functions

🌡️ Live temperature monitoring

Display real-time temperature values from the thermostat.

📅 Manual and scheduled target temperature

1. Following manual settings
2. Monitoring scheduled temperature programs
3. Possibility of manual temperature modification

⚡ Boost control

1. Boost mode status display (ON / OFF)
2. Remaining boost time in minutes
3. Modification of boost temperature

📊 Hysteresis values

1. Monitoring upper and lower hysteresis values
2. More accurate temperature control

🔌 Relay and operating status

1. Relay status (ON / OFF)
2. Thermostat operating mode:
3. HEATING (HEATING)
4. COOLING (COOLING)
5. OFF

🔄 Fully synchronized sensors

All data it is updated every minute with the help of the integrated data manager (coordinator) for smooth operation.

⚡ Installation using HACS

Option A

1. Search for "Computherm B / ProSmart System" integration in HACS and download it.

Option B

1. Open HACS with In your Home Assistant system
2. Click on Integrations
3. Click on the three dots in the upper right corner
4. Choose: Custom repositories
5. Add this URL:

https://github.com/Pucur/prosmartsystem-computhermb-ha

1. the Home Assistant

📦 Configuration

After reboot:

1. Go to:
2. Settings → Devices & Services → Add Integration
3. Select:
4. Computherm B / ProSmart System
5. Add enter:
6. your e-mail address
7. password

This is how you connect your thermostat.

📡 Available sensors

Sensor DescriptionTemperatureCurrent room temperatureManual Set PointManually set temperatureSchedule Set PointScheduled temperatureBoost Set PointBoost mode temperatureBoost ActiveBoost mode status (ON / OFF)Boost Remaining boost time (min)Hysteresis HighUpper hysteresis valueHysteresis LowLower hysteresis valueRelay StateRelay state (ON / OFF)FunctionThermostat operation mode (HEATING / COOLING / OFF)

🌐 Support and bugs

1. Documentation and updates: GitHub repository
2. Bug report: GitHub Issues
href="https://github.com/Pucur/ProSmartSystem-ComputhermB-HomeAssistant" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Github repo




Alex
2026-05-07 10:54:46.929557+02

Bing wallpapers for KDE Plasma GUI

Information

This is a script that downloads the latest "image of the day" from Bing.com and saves it to a selected folder.

The script has been tested:

1. Arch Linux 6.15.7-arch1-1
2. KDE Plasma

🚀 Usage

Simply run the bing-wallpaper.sh script from the terminal.

The script downloads today's Bing wallpaper.

./bing-wallpaper.sh

❓ Available options

To display detailed help:

./bing-wallpaper.sh --help

Usage

Usage: bing-wallpaper.sh [options] bing-wallpaper.sh -h | --help bing-wallpaper.sh --version

⚙️ Options

1. -f --force
2. Force download. Overwrites the file if it already exists.
3. -s --ssl
4. Communicates with bing.com via SSL connection.
5. -b --boost
6. Boost mode. Try to get the last image.
7. -q --quiet
8. Do not show log messages.
9. n --filename
10. The name of the downloaded image. Defaults to the original Bing file name.
11. -p --picturedir
12. Full path to the download folder.
13. Creates it automatically if it does not exist.
14. Default:

$HOME/Pictures/bing-wallpapers/

1. -r --resolution
2. The resolution of the downloaded image.
3. Supported resolutions: UHD UHD 1920x1200 1920x1080 800x480 400x240 -w --set-wallpaper Sets the downloaded image as wallpaper on
4. (currently only macOS supported)
5. -h --help
6. Show help
7. --version
8. Print version

🧩 KDE setting

To install KDE wallpaper slideshow:

git clone https://github.com/Pucur/bing-wallpaper-kde.git

Then set the wallpaper to use the new slideshow.

🔄 Auto Run Setup

To make the script run regularly:

Startup programs

1. Open the KDE HUD
2. Search and: "Startup applications"
3. Add the following script:
4. bing-random-pic.sh or
5. bing-wallpaper.sh

If you want, I will also be happy to help you how to:

1. automate with cron
2. as a systemd service run
3. or make a completely native wallpaper slideshow in KDE 👍

The code:

Alex
2026-05-07 10:48:56.380196+02

Wayland screensaver

This handy little Bash script listens for screen saver inhibit events under Wayland and automatically stops or restarts swayidle accordingly.

When something "blocks" the screen saver (such as a video player or presentation), the script stops swayidle so the screen doesn't lock or go to sleep. When the ban is removed, it restarts swayidle with the preset timings.

Tested on:

1. Arch Linux 6.17.9-arch1-1
2. KDE Plasma 6.5.4
3. kwin

Notes on swayidle about how it works

About half a year ago, I didn't know much about how swayidle works, but now I feel like I've fully understood its behavior.

Sometimes the screensaver starts up a bit strangely, or doesn't activate exactly when you expect it to — but that's not the fault of the script, it's simply the way swayidle works. its peculiarity.

For example:

1. If Chrome is open and some media player is running in the background (on another tab), swayidle does not start counting the inactivity time, because it perceives it as an active process.
2. It only starts timing when you minimize the window to the taskbar.

A GameMode inhibit works differently:

1. Although GameMode also uses the inhibit function, it does not affect the operation of swayidle.
2. swayidle continues to count the inactivity time even if a game is running in full screen — which I think is a particularly good solution.

Hence the previous "kill swayidle in all cases" approach was not really appropriate.

This script went through several hours (actually several days... but don't tell my wife that 😄) of testing. Hopefully, this version will eliminate the problems of the previous script.

If you still find a bug, feel free to report it in the Issues section!

👷🏼 Operation

The script:

1. Monitors the Inhibit and UnInhibit DBus signals via the org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver interface. 🏞️
🎮 💻

On UnInhibit event

1. Restarts swayidle in proper mode 🔓

Additional features

1. Continuously monitors custom apps and GameMode activity 📊
2. If custom app or GameMode runs:
3. only screensaver mode is active 📦
4. If none is running and no other inhibits:
5. full mode is activated (screensaver + sleep mode) 🏞️
6. Log:
7. state changes
8. inhibit/uninhibit events to the terminal 📋
required:
1. bash
2. dbus-monitor
3. (part of the (code>dbus package)
4. swayidle
5. (Wayland idle manager)
6. xscreensaver-command
7. (to activate the screensaver, optional)

🧩 Install dependencies

Arch / Manjaro (pacman)


sudo pacman -S xscreensaver xscreensaver-extras xscreensaver-gl xscreensaver-data xscreensaver-data-extra swayidle


Fedora (dnf)


sudo dnf install xscreensaver xscreensaver-extras xscreensaver-gl xscreensaver-gl-extra xscreensaver-data-extra swayidle


CentOS / RHEL (yum)


sudo yum install xscreensaver xscreensaver-extras xscreensaver-gl xscreensaver-gl-extra xscreensaver-data-extra swayidle


Debian / Ubuntu (apt)


sudo apt install xscreensaver xscreensaver-data xscreensaver-gl xscreensaver-gl-extra xscreensaver-data-extra swayidle




The code:




#!/usr/bin/env bash


# _ _ _ _
# ( ) _ ( ) (_ ) ( )
# | | ( ) | | _ _ _ _ | | _ _ ___ _| | ___ ___ _ __ __ __ ___ ___ _ _ _ _ __ _ __
# | | | | | | /'_` )( ) ( ) | | /'_` )/' _ `\ /'_` | /',__) /'___)( '__)/'__`\ /'__`\/' _ `\/',__) /'_` )( ) ( ) /'__`\( '__)
# | (_/ \_) |( (_| || (_) | | | ( (_| || ( ) |( (_| | \__, \( (___ | | ( ___/( ___/| ( ) |\__, \( (_| || \_/ |( ___/| |
# `\___x___/'`\__,_)`\__, |(___)`\__,_)(_) (_)`\__,_) (____/`\____)(_) `\____)`\____)(_) (_)(____/`\__,_)`\___/'`\____)(_)
# ( )_| |
# `\___/'
# ==============================
# CONFIG
# ==============================


app=tixati # Put your custom app name here or leave it empty
suspendtime=900 # Start suspend in seconds
screensavertime=120 # Start screensaver in seconds
apptime=60 # Suggest to set it to half than the screensaver time
displaynumber=1 # Your display number (to get what display you using, type echo $DISPLAY in terminal)


# ==============================
# STATE FLAGS
# ==============================


current_state="NONE"
video_inhibit=false
last_uninhibit_time=0


pending_uninhibit=false
pending_uninhibit_time=0
uninhibit_confirm=10


initialized=0 # Run app search only once, set to 1 if you don't have any custom app


echo "༄˖°.🍃.ೃ࿔*:･ Swayidle Inhibit Watcher v1.7 ~~ Created by Pucur - 2025.12.26 ~~ https://github.com/Pucur/wayland-screensaver ༄˖°.🍃.ೃ࿔*:･"


stamp() {
echo "[$(date '+%H:%M:%S')] $*"
}


# ==============================
# XScreenSaver
# ==============================


start_screensaver() {
while true; do
if pgrep -x xscreensaver >/dev/null 2>&1; then
stamp "🖼️ XScreenSaver is already running."
break
fi


export DISPLAY=:$displaynumber
export XAUTHORITY
XAUTHORITY=$(find /run/user/$(id -u)/ -maxdepth 1 -name 'xauth_*' 2>/dev/null | head -n 1)


xscreensaver -no-splash >/dev/null 2>&1 &
sleep 1
done


}


pkill -f swayidle 2>/dev/null


# ==============================
# HELPERS
# ==============================


STATE_DIR="/tmp/swayidle_inhibit_watcher_state"
mkdir -p "$STATE_DIR"
FLAG_APP_ACTIVE="$STATE_DIR/app_active"


flag_set() { printf '%s' "$2" > "$1" 2>/dev/null; }
flag_get() { [ -f "$1" ] && cat "$1" 2>/dev/null || printf '%s' "$2"; }


flag_set "$FLAG_APP_ACTIVE" "0"


kill_swayidle() {
pkill -f xscreensaver
pkill -f swayidle 2>/dev/null
}


is_game_or_app_active() {
[ "$(flag_get "$FLAG_APP_ACTIVE" "0")" = "1" ] && return 0
if command -v gamemoded >/dev/null 2>&1; then
gamemoded -s 2>/dev/null | grep -vq inactive && return 0
fi
return 1
}


force_app_refresh() {
if pgrep -x "$app" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
flag_set "$FLAG_APP_ACTIVE" "1"
else
flag_set "$FLAG_APP_ACTIVE" "0"
fi
}


# ==============================
# MODES
# ==============================


start_screensaver_mode() {
kill_swayidle
start_screensaver
stamp "🎮 Game / App running, starting screensaver without suspend"
swayidle -w timeout "$screensavertime" 'xscreensaver-command -activate' >/dev/null 2>&1 &
current_state="SCREENSAVER"
}


start_full_idle_mode() {
kill_swayidle
start_screensaver
stamp "🏞️ No inhibit, normal idle with suspend"
swayidle -w \
timeout "$screensavertime" 'xscreensaver-command -activate' \
timeout "$suspendtime" 'systemctl suspend' >/dev/null 2>&1 & # >/dev/null 2>&1 &
current_state="FULL_IDLE"
}


# ==============================
# APP CHECK THREAD
# ==============================


if [[ $initialized -eq 0 ]]; then
initialized=1
(
last="0"
while true; do
now="0"
pgrep -x "$app" >/dev/null 2>&1 && now="1"


flag_set "$FLAG_APP_ACTIVE" "$now"


if [ "$now" = "1" ] && [ "$last" != "1" ]; then
stamp "💻 App detected → inhibit suspend"
elif [ "$now" = "0" ] && [ "$last" != "0" ]; then
stamp "🏞️ App stopped → normal idle allowed"
fi


last="$now"
sleep "$apptime"
done
) &
fi


# ==============================
# MAIN LOOP
# ==============================


start_full_idle_mode


dbus-monitor --session "interface='org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver'" |
while true; do


# --- POLLING ---
if ! read -r -t 1 line; then


if [ "$pending_uninhibit" = true ]; then
if [ $(( $(date +%s) - pending_uninhibit_time )) -ge $uninhibit_confirm ]; then
pending_uninhibit=false
video_inhibit=false
fi
fi


if [ "$video_inhibit" = true ]; then
if [ "$current_state" != "VIDEO" ]; then
kill_swayidle
current_state="VIDEO"
fi
continue
fi


if is_game_or_app_active; then
if [ "$current_state" != "SCREENSAVER" ]; then
start_screensaver_mode
fi
else
if [ "$current_state" != "FULL_IDLE" ]; then
start_full_idle_mode
fi
fi


continue
fi


# --- DBUS EVENTS ---
if [[ "$line" =~ member=Inhibit ]]; then
read -r nextline
if ! [[ "$nextline" =~ GameMode ]]; then
pending_uninhibit=false
video_inhibit=true
stamp "📺 VIDEO detected"
kill_swayidle
current_state="VIDEO"
fi
elif [[ "$line" =~ member=UnInhibit ]]; then
read -r nextline
if ! [[ "$nextline" =~ GameMode ]]; then
pending_uninhibit=true
pending_uninhibit_time=$(date +%s)
last_uninhibit_time=$(date +%s)
stamp "⏹️ VIDEO or APP stopped"
force_app_refresh
fi
fi
done




Alex
2026-05-07 10:42:55.969553+02

Disable screensaver redshift at full screen

Features

1. Automatically turn on and off the screensaver depending on whether VLC is running or not
2. Automatically turn on and off Redshift depending on whether VLC is running or not
3. Optional:
4. If you are mirroring your screen to a TV and want to turn off your monitor while watching a movie, you can set this up
5. On all UNIX-like systems may work

Required packages

Python packages

System packages

(For Redshift support)

(For screensaver support)

Autostart

Run: