[OS] Squartus 0.1 no GUI

Hello everyone, today I would like to show the operating system Squartus. At the moment, apart from the command prompt on this operating system is not, in the future I'll be working on graphical interface and a convenient API, but it does not mean that the current operating system has its peculiarities. I tried to maximize the functionality of the command line and what turned:
Command prompt support spaces in the arguments, examples:

run /rom/programs/edit "Hello World" - runs edit with arg: Hello World
run /rom/programs/edit 'Hello World' - runs edit with arg: Hello World

Just ignore it supports most of the quotes:

run test "\"Hi\"" - runs test with arg: "Hi"
run test "'Hi'" - runs test with arg: 'Hi'
run test '\'Hi\'' - runs test with arg: 'Hi'
run test '"Hi"' - runs test with arg: "Hi"

At the moment, has a small wasps functionality similar to the standard OS in computercraft.
Supported commands:

run <program> [<args>...]
reboot
shutdown
clear
help
exit
redfile - Planned

Download: http://sdrv.ms/10iUGZI

I use Google Translate, because I don't know English very well.

If I could make a suggestion, here they love for you to use Pastebin. Pastebin is a great utility for all coders, in case you didn't know. Just copy/paste your code to there, and put a link here. A great way to link it would be in the format Computercraft's HTTP API works, (pastebin get

) while also linking the website url using the "link" button in the post editor.

Anyway, trying it out now, it looks like a great starting point!

Avengera, on 25 June 2013 - 04:42 PM said:

If I could make a suggestion, here they love for you to use Pastebin. Pastebin is a great utility for all coders, in case you didn't know. Just copy/paste your code to there, and put a link here. A great way to link it would be in the format Computercraft's HTTP API works, (pastebin get

) while also linking the website url using the "link" button in the post editor.

Anyway, trying it out now, it looks like a great starting point!

Haha, I know pastebin, but then there is a better throw on github.com

Minesoft, on 25 June 2013 - 04:48 PM said:

Avengera, on 25 June 2013 - 04:42 PM said:

If I could make a suggestion, here they love for you to use Pastebin. Pastebin is a great utility for all coders, in case you didn't know. Just copy/paste your code to there, and put a link here. A great way to link it would be in the format Computercraft's HTTP API works, (pastebin get

) while also linking the website url using the "link" button in the post editor.

Anyway, trying it out now, it looks like a great starting point!

Haha, I know pastebin, but then there is a better throw on github.com

But github doesn't work with the pastebin program.

Make an installer on pastebin to download the files.

MudkipTheEpic, on 26 June 2013 - 11:28 AM said:

Make an installer on pastebin to download the files.

Maybe later.