Linux Commands - Toilet and Terminal Banner Customization with names

Toilet Linux Commands

command | toilet [options]

ls | toilet

Changing Font:

echo "Hello World" | toilet -f term

echo "Hello World" | toilet -f mono12

Fonts Lists:-

block

big

lean

mini

script

shadow

slant

small

smblock

smscript

echo "Hello World" | toilet -F metal

Changing Font Size:

echo "Hello World" | toilet -f term --filter border -w 80

Changing Colors:

echo "Hello World" | toilet --gay

Text Alignment:

echo "Hello World" | toilet --gay -F border

Adding Borders:

echo "Hello World" | toilet --gay -F border --gay

Rotating Text:

echo "Hello World" | toilet -F border --gay -r

Applying Filters:

echo "Hello World" | toilet --gay --filter flip

Configuring  terminal for name banner

Here's how you can do it for some common shells:

Bash: If you're using Bash, you can add the command to your ~/.bashrc file.

Open ~/.bashrc in a text editor:

bash

Copy code

nano ~/.bashrc

Add the following line at the end of the file:

bash

Copy code

echo "Hello World" | toilet -f mono12

Save the file and exit the text editor.

Zsh: If you're using Zsh, add the command to your ~/.zshrc file in a similar manner.

Fish: For Fish shell, add the command to ~/.config/fish/config.fish.

Open ~/.config/fish/config.fish in a text editor:

bash

Copy code

nano ~/.config/fish/config.fish

Add the following line at the end of the file:

bash

Copy code

echo "Hello World" | toilet -f mono12

Save the file and exit the text editor.

After adding the command to the appropriate initialization file, it will be executed every time you open a new terminal window or start a new shell session.

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