Add bin/ to link other scripts and global README

README

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+This repository provides a bunch of scripts that may or may not be of
+interest for you. All are free software, but we use various licenses;
+the license and copyright information of a script are given in the
+file's header.
+
+The scripts are categorised into directories, and each directory
+contains a README file with description and usage of each script it
+contains.
+
+For convenience, the bin/ directory is maintained with symbolic links
+pointing to the scripts in the other directories, so that you can add it
+to your PATH and use the scripts easily. The file extensions (.sh, .pl,
+.py, etc.) are stripped. Only relevant scripts are linked, i.e. those
+that do not need to be customised in order to be usable, and that are
+not very specialised system administration scripts.
+
+To use the bin/ directory, add something like that in your .bashrc,
+.zshrc or whatever file the shell you're using will source:
+
+  PATH="$HOME/path/to/scripts/bin:$PATH"

bin/git-changelog

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+../git/git-changelog

bin/git-cherry-move

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+../git/git-cherry-move

bin/git-merge-ff-only

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+../git/git-merge-ff-only

bin/git-tag-update

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+../git/git-tag-update

bin/grep_dd_sigs

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+../debian/grep_dd_sigs

bin/latexd

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+../latex/latexd.sh

bin/lz

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+../compression_utils/lz.sh

bin/make_html2text

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+../make_html2text/make_html2text.sh

bin/metaflac-field2field

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+../metaflac-field2field/metaflac-field2field.sh

bin/mvparent

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+../file_utils/mvparent.sh

bin/unln

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+../file_utils/unln.py

bin/uz

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+../compression_utils/lz.sh

bin/xzize

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+../compression_utils/xzize.sh

compression_utils/README

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   cp lz.sh /usr/local/bin/lz
   ln /usr/local/bin/{lz,uz}
 
+Alternatively, you can use directly the symbolic links provided along
+with the repository by adding the "bin" directory to your PATH, as
+explained in the main README file.
+
 
 # xzize.sh #