Terminal
You can use quotation marks to allow for inputs that have spaces in them
Relative directories are where you can type the name of a folder that is inside the directory that you are inside. For example if you are inside of your user folder, you can type cd Downloads to go into the downloads folder
By default you are in your user folder
// origin/(C) Users/[Username]Sure, here's the revised version:
This command lists the files in the specified directory in the terminal.
Example:
You can use ls without any arguments to list all files in the current working directory. Alternatively, you can specify a path to list files in a different directory. For example:
ls /DownloadsThis command will list all files in the "Downloads" directory.
La is like ls except it lists every file in your system, this can be very useful for finding files that have become inaccessable to the user.
Sets the working directory of the terminal system
Here I set the path to the system drive
cd "/(A) System"
Examples:
cd "/(A) System"
// Goes to a specific path
cd "My Folder"
// going into a folder called "My Folder"
cd Downloads
// goes to a relative directory
Returns the working directory of the terminal system
The system returns the current directory
app install [name]
// instals an app from https://github.com/Mistium/apps
app uninstall [name]
// deletes an app from your applications folderInstalls a file from the internet
Installing 2048 looks like this
wget 2048.osl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mistium/Origin-OS/main/OSL%20Programs/apps/games/2048.osl
Returns a list of processes and how long they take to render in milliseconds
The system returns an app list
Returns the data you give it back to you
Allows you to upload files from your computer into originOS
Returns data about your user (and all ip addresses that have ever logged into your account)
These commands are used to send messages to other users in the system.
This command is used to select a user to send a message to. Replace [username] with the username of the recipient. The script checks if the username exists and is not "origin.System". If the username is valid, it prepares to send a message to the selected users. If the username is "origin.System", it returns an error message "Cannot send to origin.System".
Example:
msg - Mist
msg - ["Mist","Mist2"]This command prepares to send a message to the user "john_doe".
This command is used to send a message to the user(s) selected with the msg - [username] command. Replace [message] with the message you want to send. The script loops through the list of selected users and sends the message to each of them. If no users have been selected, it returns an error message "Run 'msg - ['username']' first".
Example:
msg "Hello, how are you?"This command sends the message "Hello, how are you?" to the previously selected user(s).
returns an integer of how many network requests are currently in execution
collect the value in osl using the "data" variable
returns an array of system logs
collect the value in osl using the "data" variable
returns an array of every file path in the system
collect the value in osl using the "data" variable
returns an array of the window positions
collect the value in osl using the "data" variable
example:
[
"-1,0", // the window is snapped horizontally left and vertically middle
"1,1", // the window is snapped horizontally right and vertically top
"" // the window is not snapped
]
returns an array of all packets sent to and from your device
collect the value in osl using the "data" variable
example:
[
"{\"timestamp\":1708477125284,\"payload\":\"Upload_Files\",\"recipient\":\"origin.System\",\"network_identifier\":\"Quick_Settings\"}",
"{\"timestamp\":1708476833098,\"payload\":[160347,25000000,0.00641388],\"source\":\"origin.System\"}", // from origin.System
]
returns the info about the js heap (is not accessible using "data")
returns an object of your current media devices
collect the value in osl using the "data" variable
example:
{
"inputDevices": [
"Default - AirPods",
"AirPods",
"Mist's iphoneXS Microphone",
"MacBook Pro Microphone (Built-in)",
"Immersed (Virtual)",
"Meta Quest Remote Desktop Audio (Virtual)",
"Virtual Desktop Mic (Virtual)",
"Virtual Desktop Speakers (Virtual)"
],
"outputDevices": [
"Default - AirPods",
"AirPods",
"MacBook Pro Speakers (Built-in)",
"Immersed (Virtual)",
"Meta Quest Remote Desktop Audio (Virtual)",
"Virtual Desktop Mic (Virtual)",
"Virtual Desktop Speakers (Virtual)"
]
}
flags donotdisturb set true
flags donotdisturb set false
flags donotdisturb get
(Sets osl variable "data" to the state of donotdisturb)
flags allowjs true
flags allowjs false
enables and disables the use of the eval function in all of osl
Force closes an application
Reconnects to the networking system
Closes the window
Sets the osl variable "terminal" to []
Gives the user data about their current origin version and runtime
Reboots the OS and uploads your files
Returns a list of window names, ids, frame times and errors (in that order)
terminal "-get.windows"
log windows-names
// A variable called windows-names is logged
log windows-ids
// A variable called windows-ids is logged
log windows-drawtimes
// A variable called windows-drawtimes is logged
log windows-errors
// A variable called windows-errors is logged
Allows you to delete all of your network files and then logs you out
Sets the wallpaper display mode
system wallpapermode stretch
system wallpapermode fill
system wallpapermode fit
Sets the wallpaper through a url
system wallpaper url
Sets the scrolling multiplier (default 1)
// Reset scroll direction
system scrollspeed 1
// Inverted scroll direction
system scrollspeed -1
Uploads your files to the origin server
Sets the wallpaper display mode
system sound get volume
// Set the osl "return" variable to the system volume from 0-100
system sound set volume
// Set the system volume from 0-100
system runtime fps_limit 1-250
// Sets the maximum fps of the system
system runtime interpolate true/false
// Sets whether to use interpolation or not
system display reset
// Resets all display effects
system display refresh
// Clears the screen cache
system display pixelated true/false
// Changes the screen mode. Most effective when the render resolution is low
system display get effect
// Sets the variable "return" to the effect data
system display set effect value
// Sets the canvas display effect to a value
Effects list:
blur
constrast
saturation
colour_shift
brightness
invert
sepia
scale_x
scale_y
skew_x
skew_y
offset_x
offset_y
rotation
system windows close app_name
// force quits an app
system windows add app_name
// opens an app
Grabs a list of all installable fonts
Installs a specific font to your device
clears your loaded character set
Applies a specific font to your loaded character set
Below I typed "font use cursed"
Terminal returned "Loaded Font Successfully"
Returns a list of all the fonts you have installed
