SL Command in Linux

 Most of the time we have to type fast, especially in today's world where speed is life. So, we are bound to mistype. In Linux, one of the commonly used command is "ls", so to "train" user to correct that, an "sl" command is created. SL stands for Steam Locomotive. Check it out in your Linux distro, search, install, and run the command and it will show a moving locomotive.


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