Sometimes to have a funky time on the BASH shell you can run the below shell script
[code language="bash"]
#!/bin/bash
clear
virtcent=$((`tput lines`/2))
horcent=$((`tput cols`/2-10))
tput setf 6
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "entering the matrix"
sleep 1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo " "
sleep 1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "entering the matrix"
sleep 1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo " "
sleep 1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting. "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting.. "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting.... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting..... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting...... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting....... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting....... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting....... "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting........ "
sleep .1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo "connecting........."
sleep 1
tput cup $virtcent $horcent && echo " CONNECTED "
sleep 1
clear
echo -e "\033[2J\033[?25l"; R=`tput lines` C=`tput cols`;: $[R--] ; while true
do ( e=echo\ -e s=sleep j=$[RANDOM%C] d=$[RANDOM%R];for i in `eval $e {1..$R}`;
do c=`printf '\\\\0%o' $[RANDOM%57+33]` ### https://easyoradba.com ###
$e "\033[$[i-1];${j}H\033[32m$c\033[$i;${j}H\033[37m"$c; $s 0.1;if [ $i -ge $d ]
then $e "\033[$[i-d];${j}H ";fi;done;for i in `eval $e {$[i-d]..$R}`; #[mat!rix]
do echo -e "\033[$i;${j}f ";$s 0.1;done)& sleep 0.05;done #(c) 2016 -- [ ShadabMohammad ]
[/code]
Just chmod 750 on the script and execute
$ vi matrix.sh
$ chmod 750 matrix.sh
$ matrix.sh
This is a re-worked version of the shell script available below.
http://bruxy.regnet.cz/web/linux/EN/matrix-sh/
