LXer: Get 2018 FIFA World Cup Fixtures And Standings From The Command Line

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LXer: Get 2018 FIFA World Cup Fixtures And Standings From The Command Line

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06-19-2018, 04:21 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,562 Rep:	LXer: Get 2018 FIFA World Cup Fixtures And Standings From The Command Line Published at LXer: The 2018 FIFA World Cup is an international men football (soccer) tournament currently taking place in Russia. If you're looking for a way to easily get a list of fixtures or standing from the command line, either because you spend most of your time working in a console, or for usage in scripts or other apps (like Conky), give wowcup a try. Read More...

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