Linux Logo Command Line Tool Installation and Use

The Linux logo is a command line tool. The function of this Linux tool is to generate color ANSI code, which can be used as a logo and display hardware information. Installation and use of the Linux_Logo command line tool.

linux_logo is mainly written in C and the linux logo is presented in the X Window System. Therefore, you need to install the graphical interface X11 or X system (LCTT): It should be wrong here. It is said that no graphical interface support is required. And the translator did not find any relevant X11 information from its official website http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/linux_logo). This software uses the GNU 2.0 protocol.

1. OS: DebianJessie

2. Processor: i3 /x86_64

Logo Linux installation tool

1 in Linux. The linuxlogo package ( 5.11 stable version) can be installed using the default depot in all distributions using apt, yum or dnf as follows

1.# apt-get install linux_logo [for Apt-based System] (Translator's Note: Ubuntu, the package is called linuxlogo)

2.# yum install linux_logo [for Yum-based systems]

3.# dnf install linux_logo [ For Dnf-based systems]

4. or

5.# dnf install linux_logo.x86_64 [for 64-bit systems]

2. Install the linuxlogo package After that, you can use the command linuxlogo to get the default logo for the distribution you are currently using. .

1.# linux_logo

2. or

3.# linuxlogo
Get the default system logo

3. Use [-a] The option can output a logo with no color. This option is useful when using linux_logo in a black and white terminal.

1.# linux_logo -a
Black and White Linux Logo

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