PD-GUI-PLUGIN(1)

💖 NAME 💖

pd-gui-plugin — the lil tool that lets you enable or disable a Pd GUI plugin ✨

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

okay so bestie, here's the whole vibe, literally the usage line, no cap:

usage: pd-gui-plugin [-h] [-u] [-s] [--pool-dir POOL-DIRECTORY]
                     [--install-dir INSTALL-DIRECTORY] [-v]
                     <command> ...

This is a Debian specific tool, iykyk 🫶 It lets you selectively enable or disable Pd GUI plugins — and you get to pick your audience: either just for a single user (that's you, babe), or for every single user on the whole system (only if you've got the administrative privileges to pull that off, because otherwise it's giving "permission denied" energy 💀).

✨ positional arguments ✨

• <command> — the actual thing you're asking for, bestie. and it can be one of these four:
• enable — turn a plugin ON 🟢
• disable — turn a plugin OFF 🔴
• enabled — list out all the plugins that are currently enabled 📋✨
• available — list out all the plugins you could enable, the whole menu fr fr 🍓

🎀 optional arguments 🎀

• -h, --help — shows this help message and then dips, that's it, that's the whole thing 🙈
• -u, --user — per-user operation, aka install to ~/.local/lib/pd/extra/ — just you, main character energy, nobody else affected 👑
• -s, --system — site-wide operation — this one needs supercow powers 🐄⚡ (yes, supercow, iconic)
• --pool-dir POOL-DIRECTORY — an alternative directory that holds the available plugins 🗂️
• --install-dir INSTALL-DIRECTORY — an alternative directory to install the enabled plugins into 📦
• -v, --version — shows the program's version number and exits, cute lil flex 💅

and that's the whole page, bestie!! this was pd-gui-plugin 0.1, dated December 2021 — the manual is literally called PD-GUI-PLUGIN(1) and it lives under User Commands, periodt. 🦋💜🎀