ProbTis Linux Commands Line Mouse Pad, Cheat Sheet to Kali/Red Hat/Ubuntu/OpenSUSE/Arch/Debian/Unix Programmer, Extended Large Desk Mat, 35.4”×15.7", Back to School

I think this mouse pad is good for the price. Its nice and large and the surface of the pad is smooth and works as expected with my mouse. I'd recommend this for anyone that wants a mouse pad for trading. Only downside is that your keyboard covers much of the chart examples.

Had received original order with slight faded/hard to read white text (the Linux commands cheat sheet mouse/desk pad/mat. Seller quickly remedy the issue with very little fuss. Actually had one hand selected from China and shipped (took nearly 3 weeks for it to arrive, though). Just be warned that the product itself is not as vibrant/clear as the pictures make it out to be. My replacement was better than the one I originally had, but it does not compare to the picture, and the seller "agrees" (but does not directly confirm this). While this is the case, it is readable, and should be readable in adequate light conditions. Do not expect to read this in the dark or low light conditions.That being said, it's a nice "cheat sheet", for quick refresher on some of the basic commands you use in linux. Basic commands, there's some commands or options that are not on here that I could use for the cybersecurity bootcamp I am currently taking as well as CTF events, but such is such. I think it overall is a nice pad, and I've been meaning to get a desk mat for a while. Taking this bootcamp finally gave me a reason to get a pad, as it's both functional and aesthetically pleasing.The "keyboard section" is hardly that. Unless your keyboard was built for a toddler with 10 keys max, the size of your keyboard will be way larger than the area where you would place it. You will cover part of the commands with your keyboard as well as mouse. I have a fairly minimal keyboard, no extra hotkeys, media keys, macros, etc, albeit with the num pad still.I have attached a wider angle of the pad under normal lighting for my setup at night, and then a portrait under adequate light. Lighting makes a difference with this one, by far. This is for you to decide if you want it for your situation or not (if you want it to always be quickly readable, be prepared to always have light on it. If you want it for a pad that occasionally you will use, as well as for desk mat/aesthetic purpose, it's completely fine for that).Realistically, 4* rating on this because it's images are misleading for how actual bright/vibrant the colors are, but amazing seller support adds a star in my book, to 5*Measures 35.5" by 15.5" approximately to the nearest 1/4 inch.

I recently purchased the Linux Commands Line Mouse Pad and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. I have found this mouse pad to be extremely helpful in my daily work routine. The shortcuts cheat sheet is a great reference point and has helped me save a significant amount of time while working on multiple projects.The extended large desk mat is another added benefit of this product. The size of the mouse pad is perfect for my desk space and allows me to move my mouse freely without worrying about it slipping off the edge. The material used in making this mouse pad is of high quality and it has a smooth surface that makes it easy to use.Overall, I highly recommend the Linux Commands Line Mouse Pad to any programmer who uses Linux as their primary operating system. It is an essential tool for anyone who wants to work efficiently and effectively. The shortcuts cheat sheet and the extended large desk mat are great features that make this product stand out from other mouse pads on the market. I am very satisfied with my purchase and would definitely buy it again in the future.

It looks good, And was perfect for our computer area

Good product, just wish it was a hard surface, being it is so big and takes up most of the desk, it would be nice if it was able to have paperwork on top and write on it without it poking through due to it being a cushion. Also key board covers a portion of it as well! Something to think about.

I've been using Linux for a long time now, but while shopping for a mouse mat to replace the tiny mouse pad I've made due with for ages I came across this gem."Don't Drink & Root"That little saying made me laugh out loud, because back in the early days I caused quite a bit of havoc on my Linux boxes by doing just that. LITERALLY bought this because of that logo and the adorable penguin.Still, while I'm an experienced user, even now I have the occasional brain fart and cannot for the life of me recall the random command. It invariably happens when I need that command NOW so what do I do? I desperately search the forums for the command, locate it, go "DUH!" and do what I need to do. Now, thanks to buying a mouse mat purely for the penguin advice, I have a resource upon my desk that will allow me to spend less time looking up the command that I've forgotten and more time doing the things I love to do.Seriously, if you have a Linux geek in your life (don't worry, they'll tell you), you can't go wrong if you give this mouse mat to them as a gift. I highly recommend it not just for gift giving, but as a bit of self-love for any Linux geek in search of a better mouse pad. It's well-constructed, easy to clean, and hella cute.

They must have for Excel nerds!

I mean it’s cool … got for my husband…lol he doesn’t use it…