End of 2017 I discovered Tcl and started with it. Find it an interesting language: I rewrote several of my bash scripts and wrote several Tcl scripts. To make live easier I created a package with 30+ procedures. In the near future I will share these on GitHub. The best way to learn to program in a new language is to use it for a challenging project. So if you have an interesting project in which you could use some help: contact me on the address below. I worked with a lot of programming languages and even programmed in several assembly languages. Is there anything you like to see implemented? Let me know and if you are lucky I will do it. c e c i l at d e c e b a l dot n l ---- '''Pages I created:''' * [Letting Tab Work on Proc's Without Package] * [Check If Systemd Services Are Running] * [Getting Cleaned Up Output from a Command] * [Balanced Brackets] * [isDict] (Contains also isDictKeysValsUnique) * [Making Timing More Easy] * [Start Event Loop] * [Display System Info] * [Empty Lines] * [Split On Whitespace] * [Get External IP-address] * [.tclshrc] * [Get Colour Escape String] * [Display a String as Integers] * [Get Random Bytes on *NIX] * [Get UUID on *NIX] * [Random Integers] * [FizzBuzz] * [Check if SQLite Databases Are Locked] * [Playing YouTube Videos] * [Formatting Functions For Time/Date] * [Get a Certain Line From a File] * [GetProcName/GetScriptName] * [Proc's For Waiting (after)] * [Get CPU Usage In Linux] * [Linux Disk Functions] * [Get CPU Temperature Statistics] (Needs to be expanded upon.) '''Very minor changes:''' * [dict] * [==] <<categories>>Person