I wanted some sort of ASCII art to be displayed everytime I open my good ol' urxvt. What I did is open up the file ~/.bashrc and added at the end of the file this snippet:
echo ""
echo " ##### "
echo " ####### "
echo " @ ##O#O## "
echo " ###### @@# #VVVVV# "
echo " ## # ## VVV ## "
echo " ## @@@ ### #### ### ### ##### ###### # ## "
echo " ## @ @# ### ## ## ## ### ## # ## "
echo " ## @ @# ## ## ## ## ### # ### "
echo " ## @@# ## ## ## ## ### QQ# ##Q "
echo " ## # @@# ## ## ## ## ## ## QQQQQQ# #QQQQQQ "
echo " ## ## @@# # ## ## ### ### ## ## QQQQQQQ# #QQQQQQQ "
echo " ############ ### #### #### #### ### ##### ###### QQQQQ#######QQQQQ "
echo ""
Screenshot:
Found the ASCII art here.
Update: I installed cowsay and replace the snippet above with this cowsay -f tux `fortune`.
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