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Pretend to be busy or waiting for your computer when you should actually be doing real work! Impress people with your insane multitasking skills. Just open a few instances of genact and watch the show.

It has multiple scenes that pretend to be doing something exciting or useful when in reality nothing is happening at all.

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Installation

You don’t have to install anything! For your convenience, prebuilt binaries for Linux, OSX and Windows are provided here that should run without any dependencies. Additionally, there is a web version at https://svenstaro.github.io/genact/

It’s compatible with FreeBSD, Linux, OSX, Windows 10 (it needs a recent Windows 10 to get ANSI support) and most modern web browsers that support WebAssembly.

On FreeBSD: You don’t have to do anything special here. Just run

pkg install genact
genact

On Linux: Download genact-linux from the releases page and run

chmod +x genact-linux
./genact-linux

On OSX: Download genact-osx from the releases page and run

chmod +x genact-osx
./genact-osx

On Windows: Download genact-win.exe from the releases page and double click it.

With Cargo: If you have a somewhat recent version of Rust and Cargo installed, you can run

cargo install genact
genact

With snap: If you’d like to use snapcraft, you can just get it from the snap store:

snap install genact

To build it yourself using snap, run:

snapcraft cleanbuild
snap install genact_*.snap –devmode –dangerous

Running

To see a list of all available options, you can run

./genact -h

or

cargo run — -h

or (on Docker)

docker run -it –rm svenstaro/genact -h

The help:

Genact 0.7.0
Sven-Hendrik Haase svenstaro@gmail.com
A nonsense activity generator

USAGE:
genact [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]

FLAGS:
-h, –help Prints help information
-l, –list-modules List available modules
-V, –version Prints version information

OPTIONS:
-e, –exitafter Exit after running for this long (format example: 2h10min)
-m, –modules … Run only these modules [possible values: bootlog, botnet, cargo, cc, composer, cryptomining, simcity, download, docker, memdump, kernel_compile, weblog]

In the web version, you can run specific modules by providing them as ?module parameters like this: https://svenstaro.github.io/genact?module=cc&module=memdump

Compiling

You should have a recent version of rust and cargo installed. You don’t need nightly. Then, just clone it like usual and cargo run to get output:

git clone https://github.com/svenstaro/genact.git
cd genact
cargo run

Releasing

This is mostly a note for me on how to release this thing:

• Update versions in README.md, static/index.html, Cargo.toml, snapcraft.yaml.
• git commit and git tag -s, git push.
• cargo publish
• Releases will automatically be deployed by Travis.
• Update AUR package.