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# 2019/11/05 - PsychOS 3.4.6 - Improving QuickEdit and adding MIME info #
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I have found a better way to add bookmarks to RetroGrab that I cannot 
believe I hadn't thought of sooner. Just use a single CSV file; this way,
I don't have to use any SLEEP "timers" to compensate for all of the 
individual file that download and then decrypted.

[Update 2019/11/07] The issue of having to use SLEEP in Gambas because
                    of how it run all SHELL commands at once has been
                    somewhat resolved as I didn't realize that I could
                    add WAIT to the end to force Gambas to run SHELL's
                    one at a time.
                    
I tried making a video about QuickEdit and found a few "bugs" and have 
been making improvements as I go. I put "bugs" in quotes because is it 
a really a "bug" if it's just a script error?

I needed to update 'Streamlink Twitch GUI' and forgot how large in file-size
the whole thing is. I might get rid of it as browsing Twitch with 'SMTube' 
seems to work just fine. If I did do that, it would at least be nice to
be able to add 'Tc' (Twitch chat client) but the AppImage is 64-bit and 
the source uses 'npm' and I'm not fooling with that nonsense.

I didn't realize just how many older file formats GNU/Linux doesn't 
recognize out-fo-the-box. You would think a program like 'GrafX2' would
have added some xml's to "/usr/share/mime" to help with some image
formats. So, I'll be spending an entire day just adding all sorts of 
old-school formats.

After playing around with adding MIME information, I have found the best
way is to create an xml file for a file format within "/usr/share/mime/packages"
and then run 'sudo update-mime-database /usr/share/mime' in a terminal.
You can add xml's to "~/.local/share/mime/packages" folder, but then that
only solves the issue for one user.