Matrix in your Shell - Linux

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• cmatrix
• matrix
• neo
• linux
• terminal
• shell
• script
• bash
• code
• Linux

[z11223344]

how do u get the cow in the beginning?

[metalx1000]

@z11223344: Well, it's a script that comes pre-installed on Linux Mint. But it's just uses a program called "cowsay" and another called "fortune". Search for the word "cowsay" in my videos and you should find a video on it. Once you learn about cowsay and fortune, you just need to add your script to your .bash.rc files. Anything in your .bash.rc file in your home dir will run when BASH is started.

[arbayer2]

This should work in Ubuntu 11.04, right? Sorry, only experience with Linux is via Ubuntu, I'm a complete noob when it comes to bash.

[arbayer2]

@arbayer2 (To clarify, "is via Ubuntu's GUI applications, i.e. roughly the same type stuff a normal Windows user'd get into. Nothing like bash. :P)

[metalx1000]

@arbayer2: Linux is Linux, you should be good. just install it the way you would normally install software using the package manager of your choice.

[metalx1000]

@arbayer2: Yeah, it should. If you are having trouble getting it to work let me know what errors you are getting.

[pleabargain]

Hypnotizing.

[jameswalker199]

@arbayer2 yes but in 11.04 you type sudo apt-get install cmatrix

[emewify]

@z11223344 its a reindeer and its a linux mint default

[z11223344]

@metalx1000 OK thank you! :D

[PasteLinux]

Hhaha thats awesome!

[newtubetubetube]

Waa that slow, are you 'hacking the matrix with a 28k.

[wdrpsp19]

@electroman6913 Press "q". If that doesn't work, then maybe "Ctrl+C".