Script-Tools is thought to provide a basic framework for the console, to ease and simulate a Text User Interface (TUI).
It comes with a vary of scripts to tweak and configure your system, as well as packaging for fedora, eventually other RH based distros, easy expandable and with fully custom scripts seperated per user.
There are also some scripts provided in [/usr]/bin. Which are: bash-colors blame chx hddinfo isEmpty isLVM lxscreenshot mem moalpa newScript p replaceit rmtf upd vimail yumreset yumresume
newScript will create a template script file ~/.config/script-tools/scripts and open it in your prefered editor, if you'd set on in "st config"
You can either browse through the menu, or execute each script directy by using menu entrys as arguments.
Have a try with: sudo st tweak repo toggle fedora-updates-testing
BE SURE TO DISABLE IT AGAIN! ;)
