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Is there any way to have cowsay automatically start when I open a terminal? I use urxvt.
Last edited by schen (2010-05-06 02:03:14)
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/etc/motd, your shell init script, a wrapper script around your terminal. Lots of ways to do it.
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How do you do it via /etc/motd?
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fortune -a | cowsay -f vader > /etc/motd
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i just add this in my .bashrc
fortune | cowsay
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I simply add it to my .zshrc. Output:
_________________________
< Thank you for using zsh >
-------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
>>> [~]
hehe
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How do you add it to your zshrc? I use zsh too.
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How do you add it to your zshrc? I use zsh too.
.zshrc is in the home directory of your user. (Root .zshrc is in /root, your user's .zshrc is in ~/).
I have this at the top of the file:
cowsay 'Thank you for using zsh'
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Ah, thank you. By the way, I already knew where my .zshrc was. zsh ftw!
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Ah, thank you. By the way, I already knew where my .zshrc was. zsh ftw!
Virtual high five!
Last edited by cesura (2010-05-06 02:32:35)
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