There is the package screenfetch to display your Ubuntu distribution from the CLI with an ASCII splash screen:
There is also a package called WinScreeny that will display a Windows logo when running Linux in a Windows environment but doesn't support WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
Is there a way to display an ASCII CLI Linux Distribution splash screen in WSL that reflects the Windows logo?
Best Answer
WinScreeny
I took one of the three Github WinScreeny bash scripts and modified it to look like this:
Here is the modified code:
I won't spend a lot of time dissecting it but you will notice it's a hybrid of some Linux kernel stuff and some Windows kernel stuff.
For example this Linux kernel line displays your CPU information:
On the other hand this Windows kernel line displays your motherboard model:
Weather, Calendar and Time
Some people like the top part of the Ubuntu Bash on Windows 10 (WSL) terminal splash screen. If you would like the Weather, Calendar and current Time to display you can find the instructions here: How can I get this terminal splash screen?