okay the project I've been working on has to do with discord. mainly discord servers where they provide virtual currency for you. so i tried using the raspberry pi again and surprise surprise it didn't work the way i planned. so i tried different operating systems all linux based. the one i liked the most was manjaro. all the others i tried including manjaro didn't work. because i was using an arm processor. even tried utilizing the AUR for my discord install.
so i scraped the raspberry pi for future projects. took a old laptop and installed majaro. the setup process takes me back to my first arch install. so after the install the only thing left to do was get the duck ready. what i needed to do was setup the one hour delay for the duck script. that was fun. had a little trouble with it typing every other hour even though my math was right. so the command for both servers i am on is .timely simple right? well it is i just don't want to type it in ever hour on the hour. once i figured out how to use the ctrl key in ducky script i was able to change servers and rooms on said server. when that was all written out i setup a pacman update and restart to run at the end of the script. the only thing that can stop the ducky now is if the power goes out. with the raspberry pi it would start as soon as it receives power. which is why if any one knows of a distro that has discord on a arm processor leave a comment. who knows i might find a distro or manjaro arm might add discord to their repos.
here is a snip-it of the ducky script running right now.
STRING .timely
DELAY 5000
ENTER
DELAY 75000
CTRL k
DELAY 5000
STRING bots
DELAY 5000
DOWN
DELAY 5000
ENTER
DELAY 5000
STRING .timely
DELAY 5000
ENTER
DELAY 5000
CTRL k
DELAY 5000
STRING bots
DELAY 5000
ENTER
a good chunck of this project was taken up by that raspberry pi and setting up a bash script to automate the ducky script encoding.
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