cLinux, a more secure, feature rich and linux-like OS than CraftOS.

Small Information

1. Replaces CraftOS, using rednet TLCO
2. Uses a multi-user system
3. Modified FS API (Forbid normal users from editing in critical folders)
4. Load (in a kinda custom format) libraries and put them in _G
5. 2 hardcoded levels of threadmanagers

• first: TLCO level, reloads rednet (but doesn't start it) and start /vit/alive and /boot/load --> isolated, user has no control over it
• second: shell.lua / Service level, reads /etc/services.conf and starts every enabled service listed in there (and of course the core service, which is basically the parent window (it is more complicated than that))
• (third): The user-available threadmanager (/sys/thread.l)

6. CommandLine

• background processes: run at the same time as the commandline, meaning that sleep() doesn't affect it
• foreground processes: commandline is paused until the foreground process finishes
• view and kill processes:
  • "ps" to view a list with UIDs and names
  • "kill " to kill a process (you can't kill nmbr 1, which is the commandline itself
• easy service managing:
  • enable <path or name of service inside /etc/services.d>: enables a file or service at boot
  • disable <path or name of service inside /etc/services.d>: self explaining
  • start : starts a file in service level
  • stop : stops a running service
  • core : start a service as core at boot (sets the old core to disabled)

7. edited version of packman:

• default installation path is /bin/ (--> every file in /bin/ may be started without entering the full path)
• no extern API (to prevent bugs I had)
• removed the original repository (to prevent updating packman to the original version)
• custom repolist (located in my pastebin account)
• custom repos (for example cLinux has edit, luaide and doorX in it's repo)

8. Doesn't have to use the commandline:

• You can write your own DE and let it start as core service
• I made my own DE (ported from doorOS3.0), but you need to expand the standard available space for computers (more in the forum post)
• You can even start a program as core service (for example useful for servers)

9. To enable rednet:

service enable rednet

10. (To temporarely start rednet)

service start /etc/pacman.d/rednet

#More Information in the forum post.