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Fortune..


à ne pas ignorer !
voici un autre utilitaire qui me semble très rigolo et utile en même temps.
imaginez un informaticien qui passe tout le jour à programmer. quel serait son seul ami ?
réponse : l'ordinateur.
Mais l'ordinateur ne peut être un ami, que s'il peut donner une idée, ou un jugement. c'est ce que fortune sait faire.
Fortune est un générateur aléatoire de citation sous Linux. en tapant sur la ligne de commande le mot "fortune", une citation aléatoire vous est affichée. mais ce n'est pas tout ! Vous pouvez aussi faire une recherche sur la base de données des citation sur un mot quelconque, mais soyez conscient que fortune est anglophone ! (Alors si vous êtes Anglophobe, abstenez-vous !)
Mais c'est une occasion pour apprendre l'anglais (ou plutot l'americain, car les citations sont toutes américaines) et jouir du surréalisme de Fortune !

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