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| + | There are are several sites like this one http://www.network-science.de/ascii/ where you can easily generate your own text logo. One use of making a quick custom label is to make a logo of the name of the machine. Especially if you manage many servers, a bold machine name showing up when you login is a nice reminder as to where you are. | ||
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Revision as of 13:19, 8 February 2011
Linux_Logo for SME 7.x
Linux Logo shows a logo with some System Info.
It supports Linux (most architectures) and some non-Linux OSes.
See the author's homepage and Linux Logo article for more details.
Before starting
First, you need to add dag repository.
See the quick howto here
Installing linux_logo RPM
Install linux_logo with the followwing command:
yum install linux_logo --enablerepo=dag
Adding an SME custom logo
You now need to download the SME style logo with the following command:
cd /root wget "http://mirror.contribs.org/contribs/sgomez/contribs/linux_logo/sme.logo"
There are many ways and options to launch linux_logo... Here's one method!
Edit the file /root/.bash_profile and add the following at the end of the file:
# Launch linux_logo linux_logo -u -D /root/sme.logo
For more info, refer to the man page:
man linux_logo
Make your own custom logo
There are are several sites like this one http://www.network-science.de/ascii/ where you can easily generate your own text logo. One use of making a quick custom label is to make a logo of the name of the machine. Especially if you manage many servers, a bold machine name showing up when you login is a nice reminder as to where you are.
