MarcoDOS

just delete this post please

MarcoDOS is a dos program that runs over CraftOS. I am currently working on a editer that comes with it, the name will be MDOSedit.
MarcoDOS can run on regular computers, to!

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MarcoDOS 1.0:
Run:

pastebin get mEL5ktsW startup

Then reboot your computer.

Old Installers

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None right not.

Uhh you copied /rom/programs/shell, made some really small changes and called it yours?

Comparison picture:

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(left: MarcoDOS, right: /rom/programs/shell)

When i tried running MarcoDOS it said "startup:343: attempt to index ? (a nil value)"

houseofkraft, on 27 August 2016 - 12:51 PM said:

When i tried running MarcoDOS it said "startup:343: attempt to index ? (a nil value)"

The version of computercraft you are uw8ng doewnt have the settings api

CrazedProgrammer, on 27 August 2016 - 11:47 AM said:

Uhh you copied /rom/programs/shell, made some really small changes and called it yours?

Comparison picture:

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(left: MarcoDOS, right: /rom/programs/shell)

Here it is as a diff:

1c1,3
< 
---
> term.clear()
> term.setTextColor(colors.blue)
> print("MarcoDOS 1.0")
26,27c28,29
<  promptColour = colours.yellow
<  textColour = colours.white
---
>  promptColour = colours.green
>  textColour = colours.blue
53c55
<	  printError( "No such program" )
---
>	  printError( "fileError: File does not exist." )
301c303
<				 printError( "No such program" )
---
>				 printError( "fileError: File does not exist." )
336c338
<		 write( shell.dir() .. "> " )
---
>		 write( shell.dir() .. "$/ > " )

Admicos, on 27 August 2016 - 03:13 PM said:

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CrazedProgrammer, on 27 August 2016 - 11:47 AM said:

Uhh you copied /rom/programs/shell, made some really small changes and called it yours?

Comparison picture:

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(left: MarcoDOS, right: /rom/programs/shell)

Here it is as a diff:

1c1,3
<
---
> term.clear()
> term.setTextColor(colors.blue)
> print("MarcoDOS 1.0")
26,27c28,29
<  promptColour = colours.yellow
<  textColour = colours.white
---
>  promptColour = colours.green
>  textColour = colours.blue
53c55
<	  printError( "No such program" )
---
>	  printError( "fileError: File does not exist." )
301c303
<				 printError( "No such program" )
---
>				 printError( "fileError: File does not exist." )
336c338
<		 write( shell.dir() .. "> " )
---
>		 write( shell.dir() .. "$/ > " )

I do certainly not see the point of copying in-built source code, modifying it a bit, then posting it in the Operating Systems forum.

Operating Systems should be something functional and creative; not just a copy of the default command line with barely any differences;

My suggestion would be to try and be more creative; Add some features, get to know the code. Maybe even start from scratch and see what you are able to accomplish on your own.