1. Important dates in history -- Lord of the Rings style
At the Terminal prompt paste the following: cat /usr/share/calendar/calendar.history and press return. You'll get a list of famous dates throughout the centuries -- including some that take place in Middle Earth.
2. Snake Game
At the Terminal prompt type in emacs, then press enter. You'll see a bunch of text come up. Once it does hold down the ESC key and press X. If you timed your presses right, you'll notice the cursor has moved to the bottom of the page next to the letters M-x. Now type in snake and enjoy!
3. Tetris
Follow the same steps as for the Snake game. At the Terminal prompt type in emacs, then press enter. You'll see a bunch of text come up. Once it does hold down the ESC key and press X. If you timed your presses right, you'll notice the cursor has moved to the bottom of the page next to the letters M-x. This time, type in tetris. Use the arrow keys to move and rotate the blocks, and press the space to make the blocks fall.
4. Emacs psychoanalysis
Like the previous two, this last easter egg is an extension of the emacs UNIX command. At the Terminal prompt type in emacs, then press enter. You'll see a bunch of text come up. Once it does hold down the ESC key and press X. If you timed your presses right, you'll notice the cursor has moved to the bottom of the page next to the letters M-x. This time, type in psychoanalyze-pinhead. You'll get a speedy conversation between two doctors. Press Ctrl-G to stop the conversation and then read the transcript.
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Matrix... err... Terminal Rules! (Y)
Estoy armando una pequeña base en FMP10 (File Maker Pro 10) con los comandos que más uso (24 por ahora), si a alguien le interesa avise
Estoy armando una pequeña base en FMP10 (File Maker Pro 10) con los comandos que más uso (24 por ahora), si a alguien le interesa avise
MacacoSoldier ... Por favor, lee y respetá las reglas del foro.
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FM10 para unos 10 comandos ? No sera mas comodo un TexEdit o algo asi ? LOL
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Jaja, 24 comandos 
Mira que lo pense. Lo tenia en TextEdit y me incomodaba actualizarlo y buscar cada comando al ir agregando nuevos. Peor si el comando tenia alguna opción extra.
Para recordar y buscar es más fácil y dinamico asi
Mira que lo pense. Lo tenia en TextEdit y me incomodaba actualizarlo y buscar cada comando al ir agregando nuevos. Peor si el comando tenia alguna opción extra.
Para recordar y buscar es más fácil y dinamico asi
MacacoSoldier ... Por favor, lee y respetá las reglas del foro.
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