The animation takes ages and you can't cancel it XD
IIRC the train travels at a constant speed so you can make it faster by resizing your terminal so it's narrower. Thus the train has a shorter distance to travel and the animation length is reduced.
echo 'while true; do sl; done' >> ~/.bashrc
TIL
And it has a whole set of options based on common ls options. Classic and brilliant.
the best part is the version with the flags -al
you mean -Flacked
you can actuall stop it by pressing ctrl-z and running bg
The average bash user doesn't know how to do that.
I'm sure there's an asciicast of this beautiful steamroll somewhere...
What, no websocket-based realtime statistics for number of total, daily and hourly mistypings?
::: spoiler spoiler, try the link first
The giant text makes it even better
::::
I also like the sl command for linux: https://github.com/mtoyoda/sl
The animation takes ages and you can't cancel it XD
IIRC the train travels at a constant speed so you can make it faster by resizing your terminal so it's narrower. Thus the train has a shorter distance to travel and the animation length is reduced.
echo 'while true; do sl; done' >> ~/.bashrcTIL
And it has a whole set of options based on common ls options. Classic and brilliant.
the best part is the version with the flags -al
you mean
-Flackedyou can actuall stop it by pressing ctrl-z and running bg
The average bash user doesn't know how to do that.
I'm sure there's an asciicast of this beautiful steamroll somewhere...
What, no websocket-based realtime statistics for number of total, daily and hourly mistypings?
::: spoiler spoiler, try the link first The giant text makes it even better ::::