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Hey Rob! I've been working on the linux side of this problem and i've found that using regex expressions has been the easiest way to address this issue. Using regex expressions for pattern recognition in the 'listen for' field would cut down on the number of rules to complete a task. If users need a...

for those following this thread, see post https://www.push2run.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=775 for a way to setup ifttt with a rule that will work on both linux and windows as well as provide a way of controlling both with a single ifttt applet.

Control of multiple PCs can also be done by using a single ifttt applet that uses a number ingredient and a text ingredient. This can be used to call each computer by a different number. For example, I am using 'hey google, have clone number 4 open netflix' or 'hey google, tell clone 83 i want some ...

I pulled inspiration from push2run and setup something similar for Linux although its not nearly as graceful. Follow the provided push2run ifttt instructions for dropbox, install dropbox on linux, then use a script to process the file produced by dropbox. Below is an example script. This type of sol...

depending on how your VPN is configured, you may have issues with connectivity to/from various servers/services. I would advise ensuring your backend that pushes messages to push2run is able to communicate to your computer when the VPN is active.

The ability to have wildcards in the listen for field would improve usability and decrease rules required resulting in a cleaner user experience. For example, the card for 'Close window' might contain the following under Listen for: close active window close that close that window close the active s...

The attached cards provide the same functionality as the cards provided by Rob but these use powershell instead of nirsoft to reduce dependencies and setup. These are ready to import and run. These resources can be used to change the dialog in the provided powershell command: MessageBox.Show Method ...

Attached is a version of the same command using powershell to reduce dependencies and setup. This card is ready for importing and running on windows without setup

Task manager executable is "C:\Windows\system32\taskmgr.exe". You can use this executable path for open and set the window state to Maximized. You can also enable Admin privileges for task manager using the check box on the card. Hope this helps!

I'd like to assist with Linux development.