Creating a fake Hollywood-style terminal screen in Linux can be done for fun or entertainment. Here’s a simple way to do it:

1. Install and Configure Hollywood Terminal: You can use a tool like “Hollywood,” which is designed to mimic Hollywood-style computer screens. You may need to install it if it’s not already on your system. You can install it on Debian/Ubuntu-based systems with:

sudo apt-get install hollywood

Or on Red Hat-based systems with: sudo yum install hollywood

2. Run Hollywood: Once installed, you can run Hollywood by simply typing hollywood in your terminal. This will start a simulated Hollywood-style terminal display with various text effects and system monitoring.
3. Customize: Hollywood allows you to customize the appearance and content of the fake terminal display. You can use command-line options to change the font, colors, and text that appear on the screen. For example:

hollywood --font-size 12 --color-scheme green --ascii /path/to/your/ascii_art.txt

You can create your ASCII art and save it to a text file, then specify it with the --ascii option.

4. Enjoy: Once you’ve configured it to your liking, you can enjoy your fake Hollywood-style terminal screen.

Please note that creating fake Hollywood-style screens is for entertainment purposes only and should not be used to deceive or misrepresent actual computer activity. Additionally, the availability and functionality of the Hollywood package may change over time, so it’s a good idea to refer to the package’s documentation for the most up-to-date information on customization options and usage.