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Hello, and thank you in advance. I'm building a windowing system for OpenOS and was wondering if somebody could help me understand OpenOS's tty system? Basically I would like some tips for hijacking the initial terminal window. My plan is to put the terminals 'viewport' into a window and any subsequent processes into their respective windows. Any tips on the 'best' or 'appropriate' way to claim control of the shell window specifically would be greatly appreciated. Please ask any questions if I wasn't clear. Cheers! - Molinko
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this is a light and easily expandable scripting option for openOS based on existing command line scripting like dos and linux usage is simple in openOS shell shell -c echo|"hello world" this will print 'hello world' to the console or shell -f [file name] this will run the file with the .sh extension or in a file echo|hello world this will print 'hello world' to the console source can be found on my github Edit: this project is dead as I do not have the time to work on it feel free to clone the GitHub repo and make your own changed and modifications.
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Updated https://github.com/dimitriye98/OC-DShell Install with: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dimitriye98/OC-DShell/master/dsh.lua New Features:Command mode: dsh -c "echo hi" => prints "hi" and exits Comments for shell scripting, just start them with a `#` Builtins! No more executing a whole other program just to do simple stuff like printing text; the following commands are now built into the shell:`:`: nop `source`: evaluates the given file; a proper `./` construct will be added soon `eval`: complete passed command / script `exec`: complete the passed command and exit with
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Good day! Help if possible with implementation. Everyone knows that the shell is a shell, but here in the OC, it is not made because the UNIX system. I like about the execution of several commands in a single request. Show all clearly what is not there: /# echo 'I am the root' && cd bin/ && echo 'This file is created in the directory /bin' >> test.lua or /# echo 'I am the root' || cd bin/ || echo 'This file is created in the directory /bin' >> test.lua Why not add these in the OC must be important operators. For example right now I need to make a web harness,
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http://pastebin.com/Qq9ynCPg So yeah, click on the light blue bar on the sides to expand the resolution horizontal, click the light blue bar on top or bottom to expand the resolution vertical It want to use max size resolution, while still keeping it valid. press apply once done. PS. Any method to do this process 100% automatically?, cant seem to figure a proper way of doing that.
