Vaughn Cato writes:
Gsh is designed to do two things:
1) be a comfortable environment for people who are already
accustomed to using a Unix shell.
2) make operations that are difficult or awkward with a normal
shell easier by having the shell take advantage of a graphical
environment.
Some of the features include:
- context sensitive popup menu that gives you a list of commands
based on what is currently selected. - user confurable menu for commonly used commands.
- the ability to run multiple commands simultaneously and keep
the output separate. - special colors that differentiate commands from output; running
commands from completed commands; etc.
Please visit the Gsh Home Page at
http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/atl/v/c/vcato/gsh/
This is the first development release of Gsh. It is being
developed under Linux, but has also been tested to some extent
under Irix. I am interested in making it usable under any Unix-like
system. Gsh is distributed under the GPL.
Comments, suggestions, and bug reports to vcato@bellsouth.net