bitlyclip is just a script that:
takes a url in your clipboard
bitly-ifies it
puts the new url back in your clipboard
It makes a nice ‘hotkey’ in whatever window manager you’re using.
If you have notify-python installed, it will pop up nice messages for you.
You’ll need to have xsel on your system:
$ sudo yum -y install xselTo install bitlyclip itself: $ pip install bitlyclip
To use: $ bitlyclip
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