Add a Welcome message in Terminal
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12 years ago 16 |
Open the file .bashrc, which is found at location:
- /home/user/.bashrc – before press Ctrl + H
or by typing a command in terminal:
- gedit ~/.bashrc
If the file .bashrc is not, you must create.
Add a message you need to use the echo command for each line.
- echo Welcome back Cristian! or your name.
When your done adding your message just save and open a terminal to see if you like your new welcome message
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cool
команды в файл
echo "Привет Шурик"
echo "Today's date is $(date)"
http://nixcraft.com/showthread.php/899-UNIX-Linux-echo-command-examples
good tutorial
You are welcome, @crismblog !
Thank you for your swift response.
Thanks for the warning.
Now the image is seen again.
@crismblog:
I cannot see the image which you have attached to this tutorial.
It seems the link to the image file is dead.
( http://crismblog.eu/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Captură-ecran-300x191.png )
Nice !
tutorial for fortune and animals in terminal
look here: http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/886
I'll make a tutorial for fortune and animals that occur in older versions of Linux Mint.
But first I had to inform me. So you have to wait a bit.
Good tutorial. Might want to add instructions for cow-say, fortune, etc.
Yeap, But in LM12, The bear is gone! So sad about bear and deer!
I like the special touch it adds to Terminal. Very nice.
Hey, Crism,
Do You remember, Linux Mint 10, When we startup "gnome-terminal", theres' a
animal(a bear or deer) comes out, My friends like it, it's really funny.
Maybe You can tell us, how a animal come out!
cool, thanks