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COFFEEBREAK(6) FreeBSD Games Manual COFFEEBREAK(6)

coffeebreak
pretend your machine is busy with a fake FreeBSD installer

coffeebreak [-f files] [-i increase] [-p barsize] [-s seconds] [-w width]

coffeebreak is a a fake FreeBSD installer.

It's friday. Do you need to pretend to be working? Do you have FreeBSD systems? Here you go! coffeebreak is the tool you always wanted to make your machine as if it is very busy doing important stuff.

The options are as follows:

files
Set the list of space-separated files to fake-fetch. Default value: “base.txz dict.txz doc.txz games.txz ports.txz src.txz”.
increase
Set the number of percentage points to increment each time. increase must be even divisor of 100. Default value: “1”.
barsize
Set the size of the mini-progressbar. Default value: “17”.
seconds
Set the number of seconds to sleep in-between increments. n does not have to be an integer. Default value: “3”.
width
Set the maximum width for labels (file names defined via the files environmental variable). Default value: “28”.

Those environmental are always overwritten by command-line options.

Here is a list of environmental variables affecting the execution of coffeebreak:

Files to fake-fetch. Default value: “base.txz dict.txz doc.txz games.txz ports.txz src.txz”.
The number of percentage points to increment each time (must be even divisor of 100). Default value: “1”.
The size of the mini-progressbar. Default value: “17”.
The time to sleep in-between increments. Default value: “3”.
The maximum width for labels (file names defined via the files environmental variable). Default value: “28”.

coffeebreak was originally written by Devin Teske <dteske@FreeBSD.org> and then packaged and documented by Mateusz Piotrowski <0mp@FreeBSD.org>.
April 30, 2018 FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE

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