Caanoo-termlua2x : Terminal emulator for Caanoo v0.1.4

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Saturday, December 18. 2010

Caanoo-termlua2x : Terminal emulator for Caanoo v0.1.4

Hi All,

Here is a new version for the caanoo of the famous terminal emulator termlua2x.

Here is the changelog :

- fix issue with the first line that can't be read on the caanoo
- new command line options, for example to specify extra parameters or
commands to launch on startup with /bin/ash.

syntax: termlua2x [-help] [-ini filename] [args ...]
-help : this help
-ini filename: specify another ini/config filename
args .... : extra arguments for the ash shell

If you want to launch a shell script startup.sh you may use :
./termlua2x -c ./startup.sh

It could be useful to run binary commands that required a terminal, such as irssi, ncftp etc ...

How to use it ? Everything is in the README file.

This package is under GPL Copyright, read COPYING file for more information about it.

Binary version :
caanoo-termlua2x-0.1.4-bin.zip

Source code :
caanoo-termlua2x-0.1.4-src.zip

Enjoy,

Zx

If you want to discuss on this homebrew, you can do it here :
My forum on dcemu network or http://www.gp32x.com/.

Posted by zx-81 in Termlua at 22:14
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