https://github.com/pratikshinde55/linux-fun-commands

"Exploring the Fun Side of Linux: A Journey Through Entertaining Terminal Commands"
https://github.com/pratikshinde55/linux-fun-commands

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"Exploring the Fun Side of Linux: A Journey Through Entertaining Terminal Commands"

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/pratikshinde55/linux-fun-commands
• Owner: Pratikshinde55
• Created: 2024-04-04T09:08:41.000Z (8 months ago)
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• Last Pushed: 2024-04-04T11:27:17.000Z (8 months ago)
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# Linux-Fun-commands

"Exploring the Fun Side of Linux: A Journey Through Entertaining Terminal Commands" 

![image](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/f6ed21dc-3f30-46b7-8089-5a4155273c6f)

Note: I run this command on different amazon ami (amazon linux 2, ubantu, docker container)

Install Required Packages:

If any of the fun commands are not already installed on our Amazon Linux instance, we can use the package manager yum to install them. For example,

to install cowsay, we can use:

    

    yum install cowsay

### To run cowsay with a custom message:

    

    cowsay "hey Good moring today is 4 april"

![Screenshot 2024-04-04 150736](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/db5be2df-1a65-474e-9f4b-fa9c2ca25f3d)

### To display a rainbow-colored text:

For this need install package:lolcat: Since lolcat is a Ruby gem, we can install it via RubyGems:

    

    sudo yum install ruby

    sudo gem install lolcat

Command:

    

     echo "Hi, I am pratik shinde from DevOps world !!!"  | lolcat

![Screenshot 2024-04-04 151601](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/a2255471-bedb-454d-9428-9852dbd384cd)

### cowsay -f stegosaurus: Displays a stegosaurus instead of a cow:

   

    cowsay -f stegosaurus "Hello,i am ps !"

![Screenshot 2024-04-04 152849](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/1444e7cd-e359-44f6-af10-dcf4fdb35058)

### yes: Prints a continuous stream of "y" or any other specified string:

   

    yes "hey I am Pratik !"

![linux-fun](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/48a9299b-3db7-4efe-a1f1-a064da1559d3)

### rev: Reverses lines character-wise.

   

    echo "HI, Pratik !" | rev

![linux-fun2](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/31d85e3f-37cb-4a8f-a4f8-66a39ad83ed1)

### cowsay -l: Lists all available cow files (ASCII art):

    

    cowsay -l

Command:

    

    cowsay -f dragon "hi i am dragon"

![linux-fun-3](https://github.com/Pratikshinde55/Linux-Fun-commands/assets/145910708/3f578534-336d-46eb-bf3e-9cd52b8fc595)

### Fortune, which displays a random, hopefully interesting, adage or fortune:

    sudo yum install fortune-mod

    fortune

### Figlet to generate ASCII art from text:

    sudo yum install figlet

    figlet "Hello, world!"

### The sl command is a fun utility that displays a steam locomotive animation in your terminal. It's a humorous take on the common mistype of sl instead of ls:

    sudo apt install sl

    sl

    sl -F

### cmatrix: Add the Matrix effect:

    sudo apt install cmatrix

    cmatrix

### xeyes: eye watching 

    sudo apt install x11-apps

    xeyes