screenfetch:tldr:c392b
screenfetch: Specify distribution logo.
$ screenfetch -A '${distribution_name}'
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The "screenfetch" command is a program used to display system information and the logo of the Linux distribution you are using on your terminal window.
In this specific command, "screenfetch -A '${distribution_name}'":
- "screenfetch" is the command itself.
- "-A" is an option that stands for "ascii_distro". It tells screenfetch to display the logo of the Linux distribution using ASCII art.
- "'${distribution_name}'" is a placeholder for the name of your Linux distribution. This part is enclosed in single quotes to preserve any special characters or spaces that might be in the name.
Overall, this command will run screenfetch and display the ASCII art logo of your Linux distribution in the terminal.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.