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-====== Setting up and using the Amiga shell ====== + ​http://​www.vectorspectre.com/lancel-patent-red-premier-flirt lancel premier flirt bag asxgl http://www.vectorspectre.com/thomas-wylde-grey-chain-shoulder-bag thomas wylde bags %P http://www.fashionmermaid.com/jimmy-choo-black-eagle-lohla-bag.html jimmy choo handbag aorq http://www.fashionmermaid.com/hermes-black-ostrich-wallet.html hermes dogon wallet replica wholesale 093 
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-===== Setting up your shell ===== +
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-The standard AmigaOS shell is pretty basicIn order to improve your experience, you're best of installing some enhancements. +
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-If you're used to Linux/Unix, you might like to try abc-shell, a Bash compatible shell for the Amiga. +
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-==== KCON ==== +
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-KCON is one of the most commonly used shell enhancements for classic AmigaOS (3.9 and earlier). It provides scroll bars, command history, tab completion and more. +
-==== ViNCEd ==== +
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-[[http://aminet.net/​package/​util/​shell/​ViNCEd|ViNCEd]] is a shell replacements for classic AmigaOS that provides Unix like job control (^Z, bg, fg), iconfication,​ lot of customization options, customizable title bar, scroll bars, command history, tab completion and more. It can replace KCON and a number of other utilities. ViNCEd is built on a library that provides the core for a text editor (hence the name), that is documented and available for custom development. +
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-ViNCEd also ships with UnixDirs3, which gets you slightly more Unix like path handling (e.g. "​cd ​.." works the way you'd expect if you're used to Linux/Unix) +
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-==== ZShell ==== +
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-[[http://aminet.net/​package/​util/​shell/​ZShell|ZShell]] is an open source shell with command history, bash like tab completion (that is, inline rather than using a requester/​dialog box, though you can bring up a file requester with ^f), colored prompts, a number of built in shell commands and unix style pipes (e.g. "dir | more" works as expected), menus with a number of short cuts, ability to hide file patterns (*.info files for example) from the built in commands. +
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-===== What is the equivalent of ... in the Amiga shell? ===== +
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-==== Amiga wildcards vs. Unix Windows wildcards... ==== +
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-Amiga commands accept wildcards in most situations where Unix / Windows commands would, but the wildcards are different. +
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-On the Amiga, "#?"​ is used instead of "​*"​. +
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-TODOExpand. +
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-==== Amiga style options vs. Unix Windows style options ==== +
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-TODO: Describe ReadArgs style options. +
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-==== Amiga replacements for common Unix/Linux commands ==== +
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-^Linux ​              ​^Amiga ​               ^ +
-|cd ..               |cd                 | +
-|ls                  |list                 | +
-|ls *.txt            |list #?.txt          | +
-|rm foo              |delete foo           | +
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