Arch Linux V1.0.5

Instructions

Welcome to Arch Linux! Click the play button on the bottom right to start. DETAILS ON HOW TO USE INSIDE "Empty" SPRITE! Login is "root", password is "root". This is a custom OS, built off of my "Ari SKU" OS, using the "SKUnix" Kernel. To Disable the renderer service to reduce lag, run: "pkill renderer". Start it again with the "pstart" command Shell Commands: pkill <ID/Class Name> top pstart <Class Name> clear whoami call <class> <function>=<args> service <enable/disable/start/stop> <process> shutdown <-r> echo <text, or a single environment variable> color color <0-h> color <fg OR bg> <0-h> fastfetch export export <EV>=<NEW VAL> ls cd <.. or path> cat <filename> echo <text, or a single environment variable> > <filename> bg # pwd passwd watch <-n #> <commands> Left arrow is backspace. You can run multiple commands in one command by seperating them with " || ". ATTENTION: Do not disable required services like ProcManager, systemcalls, kbdriver, or shell. If you do, you will need to go into the code and re-enable the services with the SysCall block. Filesystem uses the ';' character for seperating directories and such instead of the typical '/'. this is due to '/' being used by some browsers as a hotkey to open a menu, which breaks the system. Keep in mind: So far, the startup processes are required to stay running in order for your current session to continue fully working. The only optional process is "Renderer", which when killed, will set a fallback Scratch List in order to see the terminal. Shift is not fully supported yet. Check the ProcTemplate Sprite inside to see how you can make your own process. to set the graphics mode: call systemcalls set-graphics-mode=0 OR 1 There is also "grep" now. you can add " | grep <text>" to a command to filter the output based on your string. to reboot: call systemcalls shutdown=-r to shutdown: call systemcalls shutdown= to set the background: call compositor set-background=0 OR 1 you can also start, stop, enable, and disable processes with the call command as well: call procmanager <enable/disable/start/stop>=<process> with the filesystem in place, you can change the motd by first doing "rm ;etc;motd". then, type "color" to see terminal colors that you make with "\". then you type "echo \aYOUR \bNEW \cMOTD > ;etc;motd" then, stop the program and click the green flag again. It will then show your new motd, assuming nothing was corrupted (its kind of unstable). The default background can be changed with environment variables. First, check the backgrounds with the "bg #" command. then when you find one you like, run "export default_bg=#" and restart. Password can be changed with "passwd" You can change your name as "export user=NEW NAME".