User Documentation
Here you'll find:
- Commands and what they do
- Error codes and what they stand for
- How to choose your language at startup
- And how to install and try out ShadowOS
Shadow OS is a command-line OS, which means every feature is only accessible through the terminal. Here are the different commands and their corresponding explanation.
The reboot command reboots the system
Command:
reboot
The shutdown command shutdowns the system
Command:
shutdown
The clear command clears the screen
Command:
clear
The log command displays the different logs.
Commands:
They are classified into:
- Kernel logs
- System(non-kernel) logs
- App logs
Kernel logs display the errors in the kernel.
command:
log --system
System logs display the non-kernel errors that take place at the core of the system.
Command:
log --normal
App logs display the errors of apps when they suddenly crash.
Command:
log --app
The systeminfo command fetches the system details
Command:
systeminfo
The diskinfo command fetches the disk details
Command:
diskinfo
The dir command allows you to list all the maps and files of the current directory.
Command:
dir
The CD command allows you to navigate to your desired path.
It has three options:
- cd [directory]
- cd .. -> get back to the previous directory
- cd / -> get back to the primary drive
The del command deletes a specific file
Command:
del
The touch command allows you to create a file.
Command:
touch
The rmdir deletes a specific directory.
Command:
rmdir
The mkdir command can create a directory.
Command:
mkdir
The miv command opens the MIV program; which is a simplistic vim editor.
Command:
miv
The snake command opens the snake game.
Command:
snake
The cryptotool command allows you to get the md5 or sha256 hash of a given input.
Command:
cryptotool