i suppose you came here for this: gibson
 or this,
 or for bootsplash.
I have also adapted some ideas for these lilo screens.
GIBSON
If you prefer Neuromancer to Nietzsche and Yeheyuans to YOWs, this
fortune is for you. A simple test to help you decide: see if the
excerpt below resonates for some strange reason.
I had a cigarette and a girl and a place to sleep. Do you
hear me, you son of a bitch? You hear me?
If it does, then you will do as I have done: ditch everything
else that came with fortune, yes, even Linus' quips, (let it go, man)
to have the one, true fortune.dat.
installation instructions:
After unzipping into some temporary directory, put both files in your
fortune's data directory. On my deck, it's in /usr/share/games/fortune.
to run:
If trashing your Trek and trivia is trés traumatic for you, run it like so:
fortune
100% /usr/share/games/fortune/gibson
Replace "/usr/share/games/fortune" with your location. Not that
I run it like this, you know. I'm just saying you can, is all. swear to god.
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Read the text in the screenshot for instructions on installing this bad boy.
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Imagine, if you will, a progress bar that zigs. And zags. When you've attempted to install that SATA raid rig, or that scanner, or that digital camera, and your OS refuses to recognize it for the nth time, you may want to
brute-force the splashscreen to end all splash screens. Here is the tarball.
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You may look at this and wonder,
Why, when he's not that big a Tarantino fan? Until you realize what it's referring
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Another liloscreen from deviantart.com, called
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And if you wanted to e-mail me: she_died AT yahoo DOT com. Thanks for
stopping by, and for getting this far.
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