Tips for using sl command to create a dynamic train desktop on Linux system

Using the sl command, you can also run trains on the desktop of the Linux system. The specific method is as follows:

Install sl

Enter the following command under Debian/Ubuntu:

[sudo] Password for linuxidc:

Reading package list... Done

Analyzing a package's dependency tree

Reading status information... Complete

The following [new] packages will be installed:

sl

0 packages upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 packages to uninstall, and 143 packages have not been upgraded.

Requires download of 25.6 kB package.

Unzipping consumes 117 kB of additional space.

Selecting unselected package sl.

(Reading database... The system currently has a total of 242091 files and directories installed.)

Preparing to unpack.../archives/sl_3.03-17_i386.deb...

Unpacking sl (3.03-17) ...

Processing triggers for man-db (2.7.4-1) ...

Setting up sl (3.03-17)...

It also exists on Freebsd and other Unix-like operating systems.

Next, let's mistype ls as sl:

$ sl

Figure: If you type "ls" instead of "sl", a steam train will move across your screen.

It also supports the following options:

-a: An accident seems to have occurred. You feel sorry for the people who are crying for help.

-l: Display smaller trains

-F: It actually flew away

-e: Allow interruption by Ctrl+C

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