Shell Commands

Shell Commands

There are not a lot of shell commands currently.

This could change soon though.

A command looks like this: command <This is needed> (this is optional)

An example would be: cd bruh:programs

General Stuff

cls

Clears the terminal/shell screen.

echo <text>

Echoes the text you give it.

help

Shows the help menu.

Settings

get <name>

Will try to read the value of a setting.

Get Settings

"mouse sens" or "mouse sensitivity"

This will get the mouse sensitivity.

NOTE: The values are written as percents. (get "mouse sens" could return 100, which means 100%)

tsb ms

This will get the time since boot in milliseconds.

set <name> <value>

Will try to set a setting to a value.

Set Settings

"mouse sens" or "mouse sensitivity"

This will set the mouse sensitivity.

NOTE: The values are written as percents. You should NOT use the '%' sign. (set "mouse sens" 100 -> 100%)

FS Stuff

ls (path)

Will either show the current directory or a directory specified.

NOTE: This supports local paths.

cd (path)

Will navigate to the specified directory.

NOTE: This supports local paths.

run <path> (arg1) (arg2) (...)

Will attempt to run the ELF file specified with any amount of optional arguments.

NOTE: This supports local paths.