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Wojbie: Change link for shell to point to official CC github repo.

2017-06-22T21:47:02Z

Change link for shell to point to official CC github repo.

Bomb Bloke: /* Quick Guide */

2015-08-02T04:07:48Z

‎Quick Guide

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2015-08-02T04:05:26Z

‎Quick Guide

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2015-08-02T04:02:55Z

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Mitterdoo at 00:21, 24 October 2014

2014-10-24T00:21:21Z

Mitterdoo: By searching "shell" you are redirected to this page. Some people search for the API, so link to that is on top of page.

2014-10-20T23:57:01Z

By searching "shell" you are redirected to this page. Some people search for the API, so link to that is on top of page.

Bomb Bloke at 10:30, 17 June 2014

2014-06-17T10:30:36Z

Thesbros: Undo revision 3448 by 86.15.200.131 (talk) No.. It's Craft(Minecraft)OS(Operating System)

2012-10-18T18:46:56Z

Undo revision 3448 by 86.15.200.131 (talk) No.. It's Craft(Minecraft)OS(Operating System)

86.15.200.131 at 17:43, 18 October 2012

2012-10-18T17:43:28Z

Kaleb702 at 05:03, 31 January 2012

2012-01-31T05:03:56Z

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 [[File:CraftOS1.7.png|thumb|right|300px|The CraftOS interface.]]CraftOS is the default shell used by [[ComputerCraft]]'s systems. It offers a command line interface, making use of a [[CraftOS Shell|selection of Unix-style commands]] for navigation.
-It is launched automatically when a given [[Computer]], [[Turtle]] or [[Pocket Computer]] starts up, from the file [https://github.com/alekso56/ComputercraftLua/blob/master/rom/programs/shell /rom/programs/shell] (for a time, it labelled itself as "TurtleOS" when executed on turtles - currently it calls itself "CraftOS" on all systems). It then initialises the [[shell (API)|shell API]] which other scripts can use to interface with it. If the first instance of CraftOS running on a system is exited, the system will shut down.
+It is launched automatically when a given [[Computer]], [[Turtle]] or [[Pocket Computer]] starts up, from the file [https://github.com/dan200/ComputerCraft/blob/master/src/main/resources/assets/computercraft/lua/rom/programs/shell.lua /rom/programs/shell] (for a time, it labelled itself as "TurtleOS" when executed on turtles - currently it calls itself "CraftOS" on all systems). It then initialises the [[shell (API)|shell API]] which other scripts can use to interface with it. If the first instance of CraftOS running on a system is exited, the system will shut down.
 As of ComputerCraft 1.6, advanced systems launch CraftOS via the [[Multishell]] script, which enables easy multitasking (allowing the one device to run multiple programs at the same time, in different tabs). ComputerCraft 1.74 furthermore added tab-completion to the interface.

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   label set <newLabel>
-From there, use is similar to a standard Unix-style prompt - [[CraftOS Shell|see here for the command list]], and try the [[help]] script to get details on commands you're unclear on.
+From there, use is similar to a standard Unix-style prompt - [[CraftOS Shell|see here for the command list]], and try the [[help]] script to get details on commands you're unclear about.
 For example, to view a list of files on the system, enter:
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   edit <scriptName>
 Also try the included [[lua]] script, which gives you immediate access to a Lua interpreter.

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   label set <newLabel>
-From there, use is similar to a standard Unix-style prompt - [[CraftOS Shell|see here for the command list]]. For example, to view a list of files on the system, enter:
+From there, use is similar to a standard Unix-style prompt - [[CraftOS Shell|see here for the command list]], and try the [[help]] script to get details on commands you're unclear on.
   ls

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-{{Selfref|This is the article for CraftOS. If you were redirected from Shell and are looking for the API, see [[Shell (API)]]}}
+{{Selfref|This is the article for ComputerCraft's primary shell, CraftOS. If you are looking for the API, see [[shell (API)]].}}
-{{Stub|Needs more info - especially links to other articles.}}
-[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png|frame|right|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.
-Its features include...
+[[File:CraftOS1.7.png|thumb|right|300px|The CraftOS interface.]]CraftOS is the default shell used by [[ComputerCraft]]'s systems. It offers a command line interface, making use of a [[CraftOS Shell|selection of Unix-style commands]] for navigation.
-*DOS style interface
-*Default; guaranteed to work unlike the others which may break with ComputerCraft updates
+It is launched automatically when a given [[Computer]], [[Turtle]] or [[Pocket Computer]] starts up, from the file [https://github.com/alekso56/ComputercraftLua/blob/master/rom/programs/shell /rom/programs/shell] (for a time, it labelled itself as "TurtleOS" when executed on turtles - currently it calls itself "CraftOS" on all systems). It then initialises the [[shell (API)|shell API]] which other scripts can use to interface with it. If the first instance of CraftOS running on a system is exited, the system will shut down.
-*Do-It-Yourself, allowing you to customize what you want on your OS
 [[Category:OSes]]

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	[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png\|frame\|right\|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.		[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png\|frame\|right\|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.

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	[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png\|frame\|right\|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.		[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png\|frame\|right\|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.

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	[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png\|frame\|right\|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.		[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png\|frame\|right\|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it.

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	Its features include...		Its features include...