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Considering that you already are in the GNU/Linux FOSS bubble, it would be cool for you to setup a Matrix server so that your fans don't need to use proprietary Discord
derek taylor has compiled a list of these fun cli scripts at his repo called... dwt shell-color-scripts. just thought you would like. Hope you have a great day & Safe Travels!
There are more easy leetcode questions than grains of sand on earth. And some or them are NOT easy questions, but are designed to gaslight you that they are.
Couple years ago, I developed some scripts to automate deployment of applications for an aeronautic company. It took so long that I started showing process logs, then status summary, then emulating a progress bar... at the end I had an airplane flying on the console. If the deployment worked without errors it landed, otherwise it would crash. The amount of scripting knowledge I gained from the customization was probably more than the deployment itself. Totally worth the effort. Note for my company, both the scripts and my customization were developed outside working hours, so shh.
@@RaulChis You'll have a ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc file depending on whether you're using a bash or zsh shell. Open this file in a text editor and add the command (example: fortune | cowsay) (I prefer adding it at the end of the file) and then save the file. You can run "source ~/.bashrc" or "source ~/.zshrc" (again depending on what you're using) to see the changes without closing and opening the terminal. Make sure fortune and cowsay are installed though.
1. install "fortune" and "cowsay" 2. add the following to your .profile, .bashrc, .zshrc or whatever your shell parses: "fortune | cowsay -f stegosaurus" for extra rainbow action, install "lolcat" and change the command to: "fortune | cowsay -f stegosaurus | lolcat"
@@Plorpoise yeah, i kinda gave up on it because i ran out of motivation to make a chart editor that people that aren't me can use (though, you can look it up, it's called "shellrhythm")
@@nathanaelmoh5848 customized look, essentially. customizing the look/feel of your computer (especially when it's linux) is called "ricing", so one such setup would be "a rice". think it comes from car customization initially? but not sure about that.
Thought this might be relevant: There used to be a program that you could run on IBM mainframes in the late 60's that would print ASCII (or whatever text-encoding they used, I don't think it was ASCII) art image of a lady in her "birthday suite". I forget what it was called, but I saw a RU-vid video of it being demoed at a computer museum, as part of a multi-video series.
The more i delve into linux the more i find the ricing community very funny. Im one of those people that say they've changed the look of their terminal and all that means is switching the font color to orange and making the window more transparent. I've tried to change the overall look of my desktop by following tutorials and installing programs but after a while i go back to the default setting because it already looks good enough for me (yes, that includes xfce)
so I had to sudo apt install sl and then I had to use sl 🤣 its really funny spending too much time customizing terminal with weird stuff lmao the pipe is not for I guess 🤣I would watch the birds flying rather than pipes great vid!!! love the editing 🔥
The way you introduced piping has got to be used in universities. I really like the way you introduce new topics, and I think professors would learn a lot from your segues
in my programming 1 course (python) we did the cowsay CLI project as a lab in our class. it was fun, the cow images were given (excluding the sheep), and also a dragon and tiger. from what i remember the cows name was heifer, but nevertheless the project was rly fun and was my first intro to CLI.
does anyone know how ppl get text to display at certain places on the screen? the only way i know is print() (along with other languages equivalents), which doesn't let you specify where the text is displayed.
0:53 Just made me realize that stock image sites might be irrelevant now. At least crappy ones. Why bother paying for slop when you can generate slop at the pace of your own patience?
un chileno al que se le entiende. amo el tipo de humor de este canal, es raro y dificil de explicar pero me gusta y me quedo hipnótico con estos videos
After switching to Linux for a month and using a Windows machine this morning I can confidently declare I've lost all ability to use file manager and now is only capable of using cd and zoxide
"Or your next not project at all because you're never going to acomplish anything [...]" Too personal and real. I want to learn to code and make this auto clicker for a game but I'm too lazy. Damn.
Not only in Linux but also in Windows. BTW, I found that after the 2022 update of Windows 10, cmd.exe works really well, it renders colors correctly (no mumbo-magic) and it works acceptable. When CLI shines? maintenance/developer/admin tools
since i found out the windows terminal app and installed powershell 7 it's been funny to work with windows. I spent a few days ricing it, most of time at work im connecting via ssh to linux servers and doing stuff directly on the command line.
idk where I saw a dude loosing his head after weeks of doing complex programming just to make a 3D moving donut with ascii in the CLI, this video reminded me of that lmao
- Have dual, maybe more, monitors side by side. - Crank that resolution as much as possible. - Long, short terminal window spanning all monitors. - $ sl - Train is now a useless and frustratingly long loading bar. - Linux life.
Neofetch has ceased all new contributions as of this year so I would have recommended something a bit more modern like fastfetch in the video instead of leading people to download dead software.
Holy shit I didn't know that's what piping did, I thought it was just way to input multiple commands at the same time 💀💀💀 This is what you get when you set up a linux server by just copy pasting things you find online...
I remember spending a week ricing up my new Linux Distro ...only to never use cava/pipes/neofetch/alacritty ever again since they took too much screen space 10/10 would do again
I like silly novelty programs and all, but I was hoping this video would challenge me in my non-tiling KDE-using wobbly-window-addict ways. Maybe I like the convenience of setting up a printer or changing my mouse acceleration or whatever with the settings program, without having to look it up. The only thing that sucks about my love for GUI tools is, a lot of them *suck* in terms of performance. They all either use a stupid JavaScript engine for a lot of simple UI tasks, or they cache the wrong things and don't cache the right things, or whatever, and all of them are still not configurable enough. People talk a lot about how tiling window managers and command-line tools are more "efficient", but like, I can touch-type at a speed I'm fine with without learning the "proper" way (with one's hands resting on the home row and everything), and without switching to a different layout from QWERTY (which I totally could do with my keyboard). And similarly, I can navigate and manage windows just fine on KDE. I feel like I spend a lot more time thinking about the next thing I'm gonna do between programs I'm running rather than navigating between them. What I do use command-line tools a lot for though is bulk operations, especially with tools that don't really have a good GUI replacement, like FFmpeg, ImageMagick, and some other specialized things. It makes me want to write my own replacements for a lot of KDE Plasma components, but I have other things I'd like to write replacements for before that (like a good web browser that actively fights against/asks user permission for shit like Web Workers, WebRTC, the Idle Detection API, site local storage, those stupid pages that hide or replace your scrollbar and do their own shitty "smooth" scroll, etc.).
My wallpaper is from an anime-style JRPG, but it may or may not feature an anime girl from said game for weird semantic reasons that depend on interpretation. Someone unfamiliar with the game would definitely say it does not have an anime girl.
does someone ever listed all the cool configuration things like exposed in this video somewhere on github or something like that ? i went full on my afternoon customizing my terminal after this video and i want MORE, MOOOOOOOREE
Hello, all my dotfiles are here github.com/IonelPopJara/dotfiles if you want to check it out. It has changed a bit since the video but the neofetch theme is still there alongisde other stuff :)
