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Code:
sudo apt-get install cmatrix Code:
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lol, i don't understand. it opened in my terminal. how do i close it? or at least stop the.....the....the matrix lol. without having to "x" out? btw is there a way i can set it to my "screensaver" for when i'm idle? i didn't see it in screen savers
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Press Ctrl + C to exit it.
and run: Code:
cmatrix -s JAM
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thanks for the ctrl-c but the cmatrix -s still just runs it in my terminal. this isn't a big deal, but i just want to solve this little puzzle. when u say run it u simply mean cmatrix -s in terminal correct?
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Hmm, So I had a look into this, and apparently you can't set the program to run as a full screen saver.
however, they may be a way to run a program after the computer has been idle for a certain amount of time? JAM
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