jSh is a full social Shell made to be easy to use. jSh Is developed by Joris Bertomeu and is under GPL V3.0 License.
Multiples functions are available in the social Shell :
- Facebook notifications support (Not available yet)
- Twitter notifications/publication available (Not available yet)
- SoundCloud Support (Not suavailable yet)
- Friends inner Shell (Not available yet)
- FSSP Available (Friends Secure Shell Protocol) allow to share Shell with a friend and vice & versa (Not available yet)
- FFSP available (Friends File Share Protocol) alloc to share some files betwen friends (Not available yet)
Main advantage of jSh is it modularity to adapt it to other modules developed by other developpers.
All built-in and especially commands are coded into dynamics libraries, what allow to develop more personnals built-in by users.
By Including personnals built-in, you allow to trust about jSh.
A package manager is included 'jmanager' to install some built-in developed by community. (developpment in progess)
For this project, I used some Glibc library as "dl" and oter libs like curl and "NXJSON" to read servlet's result.
For the moment, you have to download only curl by typping "apt-get install curl" (Debian/Ubuntu) or "yum install curl" (Fedora/CentOS/RedHat) or by compiling yourself sources : http://curl.haxx.se/download.html
jSh is a project developped by Joris Bertomeu. Last released 0.2 on December, 15th, 2014
jSh - The Social Shell
Copyright (C) 2014 Joris Bertomeu
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