The sl command in Linux

sl in Linux/Unix operating systems is an interesting and unusual command that serves to entertain and train the skills of working with the command line.

What does the sl command do

When you enter the sl command in the terminal, an animation of a train that passes across the screen in a horizontal direction appears. This command is usually used to discharge and have a fun "pause" in working with the terminal.

Although sl is not serious, it can be a useful way to check if the command line is working correctly and display information about the current user. If you accidentally entered "sl" instead of another command, you can quickly interrupt the execution of the command by pressing "Ctrl+C". Despite the fact that the sl command does not have any real practical applications, it can cause a smile and entertainment on the command line.