I've got basic skills in a few languages and very rusty skills in a number of other languages.
I definitely wouldn't do anything professional, though I do write some snippets for people at the various Linux sites. They're usually simple things.
exiftool -overwrite_original -all= *.png ; exiftool -overwrite_original -all= *.jpg ; echo $PWD 'images cleaned for privacy sake!'
That's how I sanitize pics before uploading them, for example. It's aliased to 'picclean'. So, I open the folder in the terminal and type 'picclean' and it sanitizes all the images in that folder. It then tells me which folder it cleaned and that it did in fact clean them, as well as how many pictures it cleaned of each type.
That works. I just open the properties and remove all metadata
That does it for every file in a directory with just one command. I fucking love Linux, probably because I'm inherently lazy when it comes to computing. I automate EVERYTHING that I can. I hate repeating work. So, I automate it away.
This is how I fix a recurring problem with VirtualBox:
alias fixvbox="sudo apt-get install dkms build-essential linux-headers-generic -y ; sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) -y; sudo apt install --reinstall virtualbox -y"
That is much more efficient
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