banner

The banner command in Linux is used to print a large ASCII banner to the terminal. This can be useful for creating decorative banners or for displaying information in a large format.

The banner command is used in the following syntax:

banner [options] [text]

The text is the text that you want to print as a banner.

The options can be used to specify the following:

  • -w : Set the width of the banner.

  • -h : Set the height of the banner.

  • -f : Set the font to use.

  • -d : Disable the decorative borders.

For example, to print a banner that is 80 characters wide and 20 characters high, you would run the following command:

banner -w 80 -h 20 "Welcome to my website!"

This command will print the banner "Welcome to my website!" in an 80 by 20 character box.

To disable the decorative borders, you would run the following command:

banner -w 80 -h 20 -d "Welcome to my website!"

This command will print the banner "Welcome to my website!" without the decorative borders.

The banner command is a versatile tool that can be used to create decorative banners or to display information in a large format. It is a simple and easy-to-use command that can be used to create banners in a variety of sizes and fonts.

Here are some additional things to note about the banner command:

  • The banner command can be used to create banners in any size and font.

  • The banner command can be used to create decorative borders around banners.

  • The banner command can be used to create banners with multiple lines of text.

  • The banner command can be used to create banners in different colors.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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