Like ping, but with sound

By default, ding pings a host and plays a sound each time it receives a response. It also displays latencies in a user friendly way.

ding takes the host to be pinged as a positional argument

-h | --help Shows help and exits

ding <host> | Pings a host and plays sound for every response

Check for admin/root privileges

If admin/root: Use lower level ping methods Else: Use each os's ping binary

-c <thisMany> | --count <thisMany> Sets the amount of ping requests to ` and exits when done. By default, ding pings indefinetely.

-l | --lost Only plays a sound only if some responses are not received. Helpful to notice when a host is not reachable.

Packet size: Accept an argument to specify packet size

Show uptime and aditional information about the host

Work with multiple hosts