asublim | program formerly of jwz 's xscreensaver project

asublim is a Python library. asublim has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However asublim build file is not available and it has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

'asublim' is a clone of the (now defunct) 'xsublim' program formerly of jwz's xscreensaver project. it supports many of the options and features of xsublim. to install the c version: make sudo make install make sure you have libxosd, x development packages, and gcc. debian & ubuntu ship with a version of libxosd that's broken and doesn't link properly. as a result, i have provided an equivalent python implementation, which requires pyosd. to install this: sudo cp asublim.py /usr/bin/asublim sudo cp sublimwrap /usr/bin/ sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/asublim /usr/bin/sublimwrap. by default, asublim will take its source data from standard input. so, it will happily read from pipes. it will exit when it exhausts all available input. a script, sublimwrap, has been provided that will attempt to randomize both the color and font of asublim. it has been tested with zsh. it expects xlsfonts, the xrandr command line utility, the x11 rgb.txt file, an asublim install, and a default shell that supports parenthesis-style command grouping -- so while zsh and bash should work, dash probably will not. because of the way this script is written, the best way to kill it is to either kill the parent script or extinguish the input stream (for instance, by killing whatever feeder script is producing