Hafiz Mohamed Apihplays

Custom Conky Setup: Rings & Icons

This is a custom Conky configuration that displays key system metrics (CPU, RAM, Battery) using a clean, modern interface with graphical rings and icons.

Core Features

Graphical Rings: CPU, RAM, and Battery levels are each represented by a circular ring that fills up based on usage.
Font Awesome Icons: Each metric is paired with a clean, corresponding icon from Font Awesome 6.
Dynamic Percentages: The percentage for each metric is displayed clearly beneath the rings.
Custom Sizing: The Conky window is configured to fit tightly around the graphical elements for a compact and clean look.

This guide provides a Python script that creates a virtual mouse for an auto-clicker functionality, specifically configured to run on Linux without requiring sudo after initial setup. It addresses common evdev permission issues by utilizing a udev rule.

These files are required

`automation.py`

import asyncio
import threading

Pre-Requisites

Windows - download cmder. I find it easier to use OpenSSL and nix comands through cmder without having to install anything. Just download, extract the zip, and run cmder.exe
Android - it must be rooted
Android - you need a file manager with root capabilities. I like using Amaze
Magisk module - Since android 7 up to android 11+ , system can not be R/W by any mean anymore unless you flash and forget this module to make thing easier. Go grab this Magisk OverlayFS

	#!/system/bin/sh
	# ==============================================================================
	# SECURED EVENT-DRIVEN TTL DAEMON FOR ANDROID 16 (WITH FAILSAFES)
	# ==============================================================================

	TARGET_TTL=65

	# FAILSAFE 1: Wait until the system is fully booted and decrypted
	# This prevents early boot conflicts that cause bootloops.
	while [ "$(getprop sys.boot_completed)" != "1" ]; do

	(defun c:draw15line ( / pt pt2)
	(setq pt (getpoint "\nSpecify start point: ")) ; Prompt to specify the first point
	(command "LINE" pt) ; Start the line at the first point

	(while t ; Loop to keep drawing lines incrementally
	(setq pt2 (polar pt (angle pt (getpoint "\nPick next point: ")) 10)) ; Calculate the next point 10 meters away from the start point
	(command pt2) ; Draw the line to the new point
	(setq pt pt2) ; Update the start point for the next line to be the endpoint of the current line
	(princ) ; Keep the loop running for continuous lines
	)

	#NoEnv ; For performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases
	SendMode Input ; For speed and reliability
	SetBatchLines -1 ; No script sleep, for more consistent timing behavior. Default behavior is 10ms execution then 10ms sleep
	ListLines Off ; Increase performance by a few percent by not logging the lines of code that are executed

	; Modifiers: [+ = Shift] [^ = Ctrl] [# = Win] [! = Alt] [* = Ignores unspecified modifiers] [~ = Doesn't block normal function] [$ = Forces hook, preventing hotkey self-trigger] More info here: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/KeyList.htm
	; Time values are in ms(MilliSeconds), 1/1000 of a second. 1000/delay = activationsPerSecond. I.e: 50ms delay -> 1000/50 = 20 per sec
	; Time values are typically rounded up to a multiple of 10ms by the Windows time-keeping system. So there's no point to Timer/Sleep values that aren't multiples of 10. Higher precision may be achieved via Loop+DllCall, but is rarely relevant and certainly doesn't matter for this script

	global slideDela

	"AppState"
	{
	"appid" "230410"
	"Universe" "1"
	"name" "Warframe"
	"StateFlags" "4"
	"installdir" "Warframe"
	"LastUpdated" "1608036271"
	"UpdateResult" "4"
	"SizeOnDisk" "30288352722"

	Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

	[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\cmdprompt]
	@="@shell32.dll,-8506"
	"Extended"=""
	"NoWorkingDirectory"=""

	[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\cmdprompt\command]
	@="cmd.exe /s /k pushd \"%V\""

	net.ipv4.ip_default_ttl=65
	net.ipv6.conf.all.hop_limit=65