The Linux terminal demonstrates the classic interface of "hacker empire"

The Linux terminal demonstrates the classic interface of "hacker empire"

Linux is a very interesting operating system. Many people like the GUI and have a good visual experience. Many people think that Linux is the boring Terminal interface, however, in fact, there are still many interesting methods on Linux terminals. If you want to have some fun in the command line, there are a lot of commands that bring you fun.

Does the matrix of the hacker empire look cool! Use cmatrix in Linux Command Line to achieve the same dynamic matrix effect!

Does the matrix of the hacker empire feel cool? There are endless green characters on the screen of this movie. Digital rain simulates Virtual Reality activities in the matrix. Now on Linux and Unix terminals, you can use CMatrix to simulate the dynamic matrix digital rain effect.

Shows how to run CMatrix:

Install cmatrix

Install and set CMatrix based on your Linux/Unix release or operating system.

How to install cmatrix In Debian/Ubuntu Linux

In the Debian/Ubuntu/Mint system, type the following command apt-get/apt:

$ Sudo apt install cmatrix

How to install cmatrix in Arch Linux

Type the pacman command:

$ sudo pacman -S cmatrix

How to install cmatrix in FreeBCD

Run the following command to install port:

#cd/usr/ports/misc/cmatrix/&&make install clean

Or use the pkg command to add a binary package:

# pkg install cmatrix

How to install cmatrix In the macOS Unix release

Type the following command:

$ brew install cmatrix

How to install cmatrix in OpenBSD

Type the pkg_add command:

# pkg_add cmatrix

Use cmatrix

Enter the following command:

$ cmatrix

Use the keyboard

The following buttons are valid during execution (-sThe key is invalid ):

<If the display is incomplete, Slide left and right>

Buttons	Description
a	Switch asynchronous scrolling
b	Random character bold
B	Bold all characters
n	Close character bold
0-9	Adjust Update Time
! @ # $ % ^ & )	Change the color of the matrix:!-Red,@-Green,#-Huang and,$-Blue,%-Yanghong,^-Qing,&-White,)-Black.
q	Exit Program

You can use the following command to obtain the cmatrix option:

1. $ cmatrix -h

• -a: Asynchronous scrolling
• -b: Enable character bold
• -B: All characters are bold (prior to the-B option)
• -f: Force enable Linux $ TERM mode
• -l: Linux mode (using the matrix console font)
• -o: Enable old-style scrolling
• -h: Output instructions and exit
• -n: Turn off the bold characters (prior to-B and-B, default)
• -s: "Screen Saver" mode. Exit when you press the button for the first time
• -x: X Window mode.
• -V: Output version information and exit
• -u delay(0-10, default value: 4): screen update latency
• -C [color]: Adjust the matrix color (green by default)

Now you have the coolest Terminal application!