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Software News   Software News : Amiga Bourne Compatible Shell 0.1.08
   posted by hnl_dk on 5-Jun-2006 20:55:13 (2860 reads)
abc-shell is a Bourne/POSIX compatible shell, that can be very usefull when porting from POSIX systems (you are for example able to run configure scripts).

For informations about what has happend since the SDK, check this link

please update to abc-shell-0.1.08

I have made an upload to OS4Depot.net and Aminet.net


If You have any questions, ideas or bugfixes, then contact us - http://sourceforge.net/projects/abc-shell - or me private - hnl_dk@amigaos.dk (try the new "contact" command) - thanks for Your support.

Best regards,
hnl_dk - Henning Nielsen Lund
    

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Re: Amiga Bourne Compatible Shell 0.1.08
Posted on 5-Jun-2006 22:22:46
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Many thanks for your continued work on this.

I'll see if I can provide some useful feedback.

Bean.


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Re: Amiga Bourne Compatible Shell 0.1.08
Posted on 5-Jun-2006 22:28:27
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Just a small bug report: If you have a black CLI window background and type
the "contact" command the prompt text goes to black meaning you can't see the
prompt anymore! (I think it should revert to the initial colour/pen of the
prompt when sh is loaded).

Anyway - not too important!


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Posted on 5-Jun-2006 22:36:00
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@Bean
Quote:
Many thanks for your continued work on this.

I'll see if I can provide some useful feedback.

Bean.

Thanks, happy for all feedback

Quote:
Just a small bug report: If you have a black CLI window background and type
the "contact" command the prompt text goes to black meaning you can't see the
prompt anymore! (I think it should revert to the initial colour/pen of the
prompt when sh is loaded).

Anyway - not too important!

Could you please take a screenshot of it... it would be very helpfull for me as I am new to the coloring of the shell.

You are free to post the screenshot on my website and make a link here


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Re: Amiga Bourne Compatible Shell 0.1.08
Posted on 6-Jun-2006 2:55:52
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good work hnl!
about that snoopdos log, haha, i managed to send it to the wrong guy.
i'll give it to you next time on irc.


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Just a short question. What's new in abc-shell comparing to GeekGadgets port?

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@yakQuote:
Just a short question. What's new in abc-shell comparing to GeekGadgets port?

Like the rest of the SDK... it is more up to date... and it is not using IXemul (at the moment abc-shell is using clib2).

I don't know what shell is the best, but that is up to the user (to give response to get things changed/fixed/etc.)...


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Re: Amiga Bourne Compatible Shell 0.1.08
Posted on 8-Jun-2006 14:39:23
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@Bean

Quote:
Just a small bug report: If you have a black CLI window background and type
the "contact" command the prompt text goes to black meaning you can't see the
prompt anymore! (I think it should revert to the initial colour/pen of the
prompt when sh is loaded).
Since it does that here I guess you aren't setting the colors correctly/completely, maybe the aSDSS sequence is missing. For white on black with the default palette you have to use echo "*e[32;41;>1m*e[ s".

 
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