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== OpenOffice.org == | |||
Open oocalc and in any empty cell enter "=GAME("StarWars")" for a star wars game. | |||
== Tcsh == | |||
# yum install tcsh | |||
# csh | |||
# Why rub two sticks together? | |||
Why: No match. | |||
== More Easter Eggs? == | == More Easter Eggs? == | ||
Edit this wiki and add them yourself or drop a mail to Rahul Sundaram <sundaram AT fedoraproject.org> | Edit this wiki and add them yourself or drop a mail to Rahul Sundaram <sundaram AT fedoraproject.org> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:38, 11 May 2009
Easter Eggs are hidden messages in software programs. They are usually funny or quirky messages. Fedora has a number of them
Firefox
about:mozilla
about:robots
Reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_Mozilla
GNOME
Press alt+f2 and type "free the fish" as the command without quotes. You will see a fish swimming around in your desktop. To stop the fish, run pkill gnome-panel. The panel will automatically start again without the fish.
In the same way, you can also run "gegls from outer space" as the command, again without quotes, for a Space Invaders-like game.
Vim
Run vi on the command line
- help 42
OpenOffice.org
Open oocalc and in any empty cell enter "=GAME("StarWars")" for a star wars game.
Tcsh
- yum install tcsh
- csh
- Why rub two sticks together?
Why: No match.
More Easter Eggs?
Edit this wiki and add them yourself or drop a mail to Rahul Sundaram <sundaram AT fedoraproject.org>