#!/bin/bash### simple script to make amarok to work with some of my media buttons on the mouse.# this script i wrote to work with xbindkeys## Needed stuff:# xbindkeys# evdev module compiled for Xorg "already bult in kubuntu's xorg server"# kernel usbstuff- "evdev" module## cat /proc/bus/input/devices# looks something like:## I: Bus=0003 Vendor=046d Product=c50e Version=0111# N: Name="Logitech USB RECEIVER"# P: Phys=usb-0000:00:0b.0-4/input0# S: Sysfs=/class/input/input4# U: Uniq=# H: Handlers=mouse0 event1 ts0# B: EV=20007# B: KEY=ffff0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0# B: REL=143# B: LED=ff00## Find your mouse event. usaly event0 or event1# Now edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and replace## Driver "mouse"# with# Driver "evdev"# and# Option "Device" "/dev/psaux" #mice or whatever whats written there..# with# Option "Device" "/dev/input/event1"## Now use "xev" to find the button numbers.# then make a new file called ".xbindkeysrc" in your home dir,## the file may look something like.## ############# .XBINDKEYSRC ############### "/usr/bin/mediamouse start"# b:17 + Release## "/usr/bin/mediamouse stop"# b:10 + Release## "/usr/bin/mediamouse next"# b:15 + Release## "/usr/bin/mediamouse prev"# b:16 + Release## "/usr/bin/mediamouse up"# b:13 + Release## "/usr/bin/mediamouse down"# b:14 + Release## ########################################### copy the script to /usr/bin or change the path in .xbindkeysrc to where the script it located.# also run "sudo chmod 755 mediamouse"# this script is GPL and made by Stian Mikalsen, alias nuxil. lumax@operamail.com#ARG=$1function start(){ ## play/pause button toggle function. ## if no amarok found running. start it up and play song from playlist. if [[ ! `pgrep amarokapp` ]] ## start it up and sleep 3 secs. give it some time to load up then exec amarokapp & sleep 3 exec dcop amarok player play ## if amarok is running.then we need a toogle function to toggle play pause.. else ## if a song is playing then pause. if [[ `dcop amarok player status` -eq "2" ]] then exec dcop amarok player pause else exec dcop amarok player play fi fi}function stop(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then exec dcop amarok player stop fi}function next(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then exec dcop amarok player next fi}function prev(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then exec dcop amarok player prev fi}function up(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then exec dcop amarok player volumeUp fi}function down(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then exec dcop amarok player volumeDown fi}## forward 5 sec'sfunction pfwd(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then CT=`dcop amarok player currentTime` # current minutte(s) time CTM=`echo ${CT} | tr ":" " " | awk '{print $1}'` # current second(s) time CTS=`echo ${CT} | tr ":" " " | awk '{print $2}'` # 01, 02 so one. sometimes errors "bash outputs errors." . so we remove the 1st position of the string # when its under 10, and the lenght of the string to 1 position only if [[ ${CTS:0:1} == "0" ]] then CTS=${CTS:1:1} fi # make minutes and seconds to seconds only and forward 5 secs MTS=$((${CTM:0} * 60)) ST=$((${MTS} + ${CTS} + 5)) exec dcop amarok player seek $ST fi}## backwards 5 sec-. and under 10 sec playtime. 2 sec backfunction pbwd(){ if [[ `pgrep amarokapp` ]] then CT=`dcop amarok player currentTime` # current minutte(s) time CTM=`echo ${CT} | tr ":" " " | awk '{print $1}'` # current second(s) time CTS=`echo ${CT} | tr ":" " " | awk '{print $2}'` # make minutes and seconds to seconds only MTS=$((${CTM:0} * 60)) ST=$((${MTS} + ${CTS})) # 01, 02 so one. sometimes errors "bash outputs errors." . so we remove the 1st position of the string # when its under 10, and the lenght of the string to 1 position only if [[ ${CTS:0:1} == "0" ]] then CTS=${CTS:1:1} BWD=$(($ST - 2)) exec dcop amarok player seek $BWD # over 10 means over 10 sec. then we increase time backwards to -5 else CTS=${CTS:0} BWD=$(($ST - 5)) exec dcop amarok player seek $BWD fi fi}case $ARG in start) start ;; stop) stop ;; next) next ;; prev) prev ;; up) up ;; down) down ;; pfwd) pfwd ;; pbwd) pbwd ;; *) exit 0 ;;esac