Funny And Interesting Linux Commands – Part II
In part-I of this article series, we covered many interesting and funny Linux command line utilities. So, definitely, we want more. So here in this article, we shall discuss more such interesting command including a few games.
Funny and interesting Linux commands
ASCIIquarium
With the fishes and other sea life, one must see majestic aquarium limned with ASCII characters. Since it has a command line interface and the animation constitutes only ASCII characters, hence the name ASCIIquarium. Basically, it is a perl script drawing and animating creatures on the console.
Now, ASCIIquarium being a perl script, prior to the download and run, we need to install perl on our system. Moreover, an additional requirement for this perl script is Term::Animation . Both the script and Term::Animation are available freely.
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