How to Customize Your Mac Using the Terminal
Open Terminal and type in ' emacs '., Try typing in snake.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Terminal and type in ' emacs '.
Press return.
After that, a screen with a bunch of instructions should pop up.
Instead, click ESC, then type in ' x '. , A video game should show up! Here are come more functions/games: #*5x5
- fill in all the squares animate
- make text dance blackbox
- find objects by firing beams into a black box Decipher Mode
- help for cracking a simple alphabetic substitution cipher Dissociated Press – fun with gibberish Emacs Doctor
- psychological help from a Rogerian analyst, for when it’s all getting too much for you dunnet
- text-mode dungeon adventure game gomoku
- five-in-a-row against the computer Hanoi
- computer solving the towers of Hanoi game landmark
- neural net robot that learns landmarks; in Emacs 24 it is invoked with landmark; in previous version it is invoked with lM life
- John Conway’s game of life meese
- stop impressionable young minds of America from seeing the etc/sex.6 man page Morse Code
- convert text to and from morse code mpuz
- multiplication puzzle (hidden digits) pong
- two-player computerized ping-pong snake
- guide a snake around the screen, eat to grow solitaire
- balls on an 8x8 cross shaped grid studlify-region
- convert text to study caps Tetris Mode
- arrange falling blocks yow
- random Zippy quote Zone Mode
- crazy screen effects when idle -
Step 2: Try typing in snake.
Detailed Guide
Press return.
After that, a screen with a bunch of instructions should pop up.
Instead, click ESC, then type in ' x '. , A video game should show up! Here are come more functions/games: #*5x5
- fill in all the squares animate
- make text dance blackbox
- find objects by firing beams into a black box Decipher Mode
- help for cracking a simple alphabetic substitution cipher Dissociated Press – fun with gibberish Emacs Doctor
- psychological help from a Rogerian analyst, for when it’s all getting too much for you dunnet
- text-mode dungeon adventure game gomoku
- five-in-a-row against the computer Hanoi
- computer solving the towers of Hanoi game landmark
- neural net robot that learns landmarks; in Emacs 24 it is invoked with landmark; in previous version it is invoked with lM life
- John Conway’s game of life meese
- stop impressionable young minds of America from seeing the etc/sex.6 man page Morse Code
- convert text to and from morse code mpuz
- multiplication puzzle (hidden digits) pong
- two-player computerized ping-pong snake
- guide a snake around the screen, eat to grow solitaire
- balls on an 8x8 cross shaped grid studlify-region
- convert text to study caps Tetris Mode
- arrange falling blocks yow
- random Zippy quote Zone Mode
- crazy screen effects when idle
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