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Tag Archives: Bash
Fun with ASCII art
No, in fact ASCII art isn’t dead, it’s all the rage. Now that that’s established, check out these handy programs for generating your own ASCII art messages: 1figlet -f smslant Boxes rules. | boxes -d parchment -a hcvc Figure 1. … Continue reading
Viewing all users on a Linux system
There are a number of widely-used and stable utilities on Linux systems that allow you to view information related to users. You can see who’s logged in with who, get info on a particular user with finger, see who you … Continue reading
Get useful image information on the command line
ImageMagick is an incredible set of programs that allow you to get all sorts of information on image files from the command line, as well as batch edit and generally alter images of many varieties. You can read all about … Continue reading
Useful Bash functions to determine OS and more
In a number of my Bash aliases I need to check two constants: what sort of OS I’m on and whether it’s a production box or not. I use the former for aliases that allow me to install and search … Continue reading
Useful ways to list directory contents
The ls command becomes second nature once you work in a Linux command line environment for any appreciable period of time. Commonly, it seems, people simply stick with the plain vanilla command, without exploring its rich options, as well as … Continue reading