Hi, I was wondering about all the easter eggs and such in Terminal. I know about the xDoctor one and I seem to remember one where you can play a tetris or gem game.
Thanks!
Merf
Thanks!
Merf
superbovine said:cal 9 1752
That's awesomesuperbovine said:grep LOTR /usr/share/calendar/calendar.history
cal 9 1752
stridey said:How is that an Easter Egg? It just seems like a bug to me: In 1752 September went straight from the 2nd to the 14th. Unless I'm missing something...
07/23 Ice cream cone introduced, St. Louis MO, 1904mcmillan said:open /usr/share/calendar/calendar.history
stridey said:Try
/System/Library/Frameworks/ScreenSaver.framework/Resources/
ScreenSaverEngine.app/Contents/MacOS/ScreenSaverEngine -background
(line break added for the sake of the thread)
puckhead193 said:that's awsome! its like backlight but backlight only allows you to do all your photo's this is just the library you select for your screensaver
(if you have selected a library.
yea my screensaver is a iphoto book. Is their a way to save it so i don't have to type in/copy and paste it?stridey said:It's actually whatever your screensaver is. So if it's an animated screensaver, it'll play that as your desktop. Of course, it eats into the cpu pretty heavily... but still cool.
puckhead193 said:yea my screensaver is a iphoto book. Is their a way to save it so i don't have to type in/copy and paste it?
alias youraliashere= thecommand
stridey said:Edit ~/.bash_profile to have
replacing thecommand with the stuff i posted above, and youraliashere with whatever you want the shortcut for the comman to be. Then type
source .bash_profile
and from then on you'll be able to use the alias you set up as a shortcut.