opentty 1.3

The OpenTTY is a Terminal Emulator created tottaly in python based-on Unix-Like Shells

OpenTTY 1.3 "The The Virtual Update"

This is OpenTTY, a terminal emulator
tottaly created in python that run a minimalish
version of shell into your system (Windows and Linux)
is supported by app.

Release Notes

1. Virtual Disk System

The virtual disk system is a mecanic of OpenTTY to mount
zip archives and compact modifies in the end. This file system
was developed to OpenTTY with the propose of manage the
Zip Archives with a immersive experience.

If you review the online setup file at github
will see a configuration for usage of drivers, it was type and
id. The argument type have the instruction for what the drive will
be used, and id say what drive is.

Types of disk use:

• stream Use for read and write drive
• read Use drive only for read
• write Use drive only for write
• mode Only ROOT can read and write in this drive

Types of disks:

• floopy Threat drive as a floopy disk
• device Threat drive as a device
• usb-device Threat drive as a USB device (Pendrive, USB Card)
• backup-device Threat drive as a Recovery device (USB with system backup)

2. Added the command 'add-repo'

This command was part was the experiment Trust-Mirror, it add
ability to add mirror third assets, it can be used by developers to
make your dists of OpenTTY and setup a embbed envirronment importing
it assets by a json file.

3. Added Online service setup

The Online Service is a request of local client that run
shell methods that is released at github, it add possibility for users
run the scripts without install it as asset or download the file.

4. Configuration loader

The configuration loader is a utility to load '.conf' files, it
turn the content into a python dictionary, what can be charged into a
json file in future if user/ developer wants.

This tool can be used only in direct python, in interactive mode
(dll script/ open-runtime) can be called with config('filename') and
it returns into for a variable the dict mapper. In the native python
can be called as OpenTTY().loadconfig('filename') and it beahvior as
method in runtime.

Contribuitors: Mr. Lima
Github Repository: https://github.com/fetuber4095/OpenTTY