[closed] Save command script

I'd personally like to be able to use GParted to generate authoritative command sequences hat Gparted makes so well. Let's face it: GPart is very good at visually manipulating your disks.
The great thing is, the 'Commit' feature almost completes the separation of GUI/business logic.... almost but not quite.

There are large risks/inconveniences for me in having to run an X application for the whole duration of (sometimes lengthy) operations. If one could save the operations as e.g. a shell script, or even a 'GParted transaction script' that could then be executed 'gparted-script -s MoveBackupdisks.gparted' offline...

It'll make it easy to run the actual transformations headless (a major feature in my server envs: running those lengthy operations over a networked X11 is waiting for disaster: a network hickup will cause GParted to be comprehensively killed off and abort it's operations halfway. Alternatives require installing X/Xvnc/FreeNX which is not possible/desirable at many server locations. Imagine running the jobs in a screen session instead! Oh the safety increase and convenience)

Additionally, i'd like to pick and customize those for my own usage.

E.g. i'd like to be able to generate a sequence of commands,

*then schedule them to run at night in a different runlevel,
*logging to mail,
*not actually dd-ing all data when copying a partition (some of the time I just want identical-sized slices, not clones of filesystems)
*just see what the heck command line arguments a tool required again (gparted knows them man-pages a lot better than I do plus it keeps up with new features/versions)
*parallellize operations at my own discretion
*tee my expensive dd operation so I simultaneously do an offline backup, run an md5sum or whatever
*use sdd for progress reports (instead of dd)
*use ddrescue (instead of dd conv=noerror)
*automatically update filesystem GUIDS after cloning

I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot of things I thought over my time of using GParted. Thanks for making a gui application that rocks so bigtime, that even this self-admitted CLI bigot cannot stop using it !!!!