Sweet!

Posted at 3:46 pm on Jun 20th, 2005 by KingCoder

Sash – Stand Alone SHell, isn’t that the shell that need the ”-” char before every command? Exemple: -chown? I wish for them that the little visual keyboard can print the ”-” char (0×2D) ^_^

Posted at 7:51 pm on Jun 20th, 2005 by x04d

My bro tryed puting linux on his xbox and fried the motherboard…

Posted at 8:33 pm on Jun 20th, 2005 by SKULLMASTER

Can i just ask, what ahppend to that request for an eye tracker in one of the podcasts? Anyone working on it?

Posted at 4:08 am on Jun 21st, 2005 by chris

sash doesn’t need a – before commands.
I’ll change to a more usable shell soon.

Posted at 4:47 am on Jun 21st, 2005 by pepsiman

hum, thanks for the reply Pepsiman. Could you just clarify why Linux Man shows this about sash?

http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man8/sash.8.html

”The built-in commands which correspond to external programs begin with a dash character in order to distinguish them from the external programs. So typing “ls”, for example, will attempt to run the real ls program. If “-ls” is typed, then the built-in command which mimics ls is called”

Thanks a lot in advance

Posted at 9:52 am on Jun 21st, 2005 by x04d

sash has some built in commands.
If you type “ls” it will look for ls on your $PATH. If it finds it, it will run it. If it doesn’t find it, it runs the built in version.

If you have an ls on your $PATH, but you don’t want to use it, you can type “-ls” instead, which forces use of the built in version.

Posted at 11:58 am on Jun 21st, 2005 by pepsiman

Pepsiman is awesome. He is even patient with stupid ass nub questions.

Posted at 3:29 pm on Jun 21st, 2005 by Matt

dear matt, if you would be a little more unix experienced you could notice that my question wasn’t ”nub” at all, just needed to be clarified – anyway, keep bitching, you look fucked retarted & have what it takes for being the next bash.org superstar.

Posted at 6:38 pm on Jun 21st, 2005 by x04d

pepsiman, dunno if you’ll see this, but…

you do awesome work man :) keep it up.

also, have you thought about using busybox for ds linux? its what is used in openwrt (linux for linksys routers) and it works great. would definatly get you up and runnig sooner once you get it working right.

Posted at 1:24 am on Jun 22nd, 2005 by inh

how to hack?

Posted at 2:22 am on Jun 23rd, 2005 by arash

Now just to get the Xwindows and WiFi support for DS and we can foget about Pocket PC.

Posted at 7:23 pm on Jul 9th, 2005 by snesds

Where can you get DS Linux?

Posted at 10:06 am on May 22nd, 2006 by Celtic_guy777

Do You need a wifi adapter for the linux?

Posted at 10:09 am on May 22nd, 2006 by Celtic_guy777