Episode #4 Customising your terminal in GNU/Linux with ASCII Art

A little tip to customise your system that little bit more. It's also a great way to learn how to edit documents in the cli interface.

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• Linux
• cli
• ubuntu
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• emacs
• ascii
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• swathe
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• terminal
• bash
• gedit
• nano
• vi
• vim
• gnu
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[Justgoodvids]

thanks for getting rid of the wtf....thanks

[swathepocalypse]

@Justgoodvids I initially dropped it because there was a rendering issue with this video, but i may drop it for good. Thanks fot the feed back :D

[Justgoodvids]

@swathepocalypse I really don't mind intros just want it to be kid friendly for people at a young age.. who stumble upon linux...

[swathepocalypse]

@Justgoodvids Mate thats cool and totally understandable, I have already created a new one to use from now on :D

[woeskwee]

I added an ascii.txt link to my custom shell file very cool, thanks. 

I'm sure you've seen metalx1000's jp2a tutorial, right?

[swathepocalypse]

@woeskwee yep sure have I might mention it in a follow up

[Justgoodvids]

it's just for a heads up.

[Justgoodvids]

@swathepocalypse ok cool thanks just one thing ... sorry if you choose to start over and sorry for me being picky, but is it loud at the start? I really don't mind :D

[swathepocalypse]

Apologies for the quality, just learning the screencasting stuff :D

Watching it full screen helps.