A custom simplified version of Unix shell.
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A custom simplified version of Unix shell.
Run UWP apps (e.g. ImmersiveControlPanel / System Settings) under Windows custom shells (e.g. BBLean)
Custom Unix/Linux Shell, I developed as part of an Operating Systems course Assignment at IIITD. All Commands are implemented using both the fork system call and pthreads.
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One of the first versions, still doesnt work properly and will get updated soon
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