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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Regarding sorting Post 302284313 by zaxxon on Thursday 5th of February 2009 09:24:14 AM
Old 02-05-2009
sort doesn't know if Megabyte is more than Kilobyte. Even sorting by the letter wont help when it comes to Gigabyte. Since alphabetical order is not the same as size order in descriptions ie.

Size order:
Code:
G
M
K

Alphabetical order:
Code:
G
K
M

So maybe better produce some output where all the sizes are written with zeroes filling up the size description or either write something yourself that changes it to the needed comparable sizes.
 

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NITROGEN(1)							     NITROGEN							       NITROGEN(1)

NAME
nitrogen - X11 background previewer and setter SYNOPSIS
nitrogen [ OPTIONS ] DIRECTORY? DESCRIPTION
In normal working mode, provides an interface which displays all pictures in the given DIRECTORY. From this interface, it is possible to set the X11 root pixmap either temporarily or set and store the picture, drawing mode, and X display for restoration later. If no direc- tory is specified, it uses the stored directories in your "library" (as of 1.5). See the Preferences dialog. When the --restore option is passed, nitrogen sets all backgrounds that it has a configuration for and exits immediatly, for use in an .xinitrc or .xsession file. OPTIONS
--no-recurse Do not recurse into subdirectories of DIRECTORY. --restore Restores previously saved pictures to the root displays. --sort=[option] Sorts the background list by the given option. By default, items are sorted as they are found on the filesystem, giving a quasi- newest first sorting order. Valid options are: alpha Alphabetical order. ralpha Reverse alphabetical order. time Modified time, ascending. rtime Modified time, descending. --help A mystery option which saves the iguanas of Sweden. FILES
~/.config/nitrogen/ Holds the configuration for saved backgrounds. BUGS
There are probably plenty of them. Report all bugs to Dave Foster <daf@minuslab.net>. AUTHORS
Dave Foster <daf@minuslab.net> Javeed Shaikh <syscrash2k@gmail.com> AVAILABILITY
Homepage - http://projects.l3ib.org/nitrogen/. The git repository is at http://code.l3ib.org/nitrogen.git NITROGEN
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