JakobDev

It would be nice, if the editor can be witched into a BBCode edit mode. I doesn't like the graphical editor. If you post something in BBCode like:

[b]Big[/b]

it get parsed from the forum, but there is no way to edit a post in BBCode.

19 hours ago, Toskin said:

Where we can get that this GUI? GitHub? OPPM?

Yes, run oppm install mynaptic

Sorry, I had think that I included this into the first post. I will add it to the first post.

Version 2.0 is out:
-Better scrolling
-Added History
-Added Help

I use Ubuntu Mate 16.04

This is a port of cmatrix for OC

Key Bindings:
Q: Quit
0-9: Set Speed (0: fast: 9 slow)
@: Set Colour to Green
!: Set Colour to Red
#: Set Colour to Yellow
$: Set Colour to Blue
&: Set Colour to White
%: Set Colour to Magenta
^: Set Colour to Cyan

Installation:
oppm install cmatrix

This is a simple GUI for OPPM:

Usage:
Klick a Package to set it's status:
White: Package is not installed
Yellow: Package will be installed
Green: Package is installed.
Red: Package will be removed.
Click "Apply" to apply changes.
Right click a Package to get more Information.

Instalation:

oppm install mynaptic

How can I run a procees in Background? I just want to launch the process, but the main Program is not interrupted.  It should run normal. Something like thread.waitForAll but with the possibility to add threads while running.

http://ocdoc.cil.li/component:redstone

Than you have a problem with OpenOS. This code works perfect. I have tested it. Try to reinstall OpenOS.

Maybe Sustom Libs are not aviable at boot, but your programm does not use this, so thats not your problem. You can use the code that I have posted. This code work in /boot.

The Libs are normal Programs. You can use the functions of this Programs by loading libs. You can look at the build in Libs of OpenOS for example.

Libs who are made by users and not coming with OpenOS,

I had save this code as /boot/login.lua and it works perfect. Just use this code.

local io = require("io")
local term = require("term")

term.clear()
while true do
io.write("Password:")
pass = io.read()
if pass == "123" then
  print("Welcome!")
  break
else
  print("Try again")
end
end

Are you using Custom libs?

Just put it in /boot

I have not tested this code, but it should work

local io = require("io")

while true do
io.write("Enter Password:")
pass = io.read()
if pass == "123" then
	io.write("Welcome")
	break
else
	print("Try again")
end
end

I'm searching something like the Computercraft function os.run(). I have found shell.execute, but this does not work for me.

--Code for the Programm who is running the sandbox
local shell = require("shell")
local sandta = {}

function sandta.print(text)
print("Print:"..text)
end

shell.execute("test",sandta)

--Code for the Programm who is sandboxed
print("Hello World!")

This works fine and print out Print:Hello World!. But if I changed the code of the sandboxed Programm to

local io = require("io")
print("Hello World!")
io.write("Another Text")

it does not print anything.  have anybody a solution for that?

Can I get a repository for Wilma456?