2️⃣Trying commands

In this page you will learn how to run commands and how do they work, and what commands are in the Zephyr

Please read our TOS before running any third party commands in our System. - To make sure that you will dont get banned from the System or you will dont get reported.


What are commands?

Commands are basicly sentences or words, what are running in the system certain functions. You can use commands for running for example application on our system (until there is no desktop version released) or to get information about Zephyr.

How do they work?

For example, command under here,

-o help

is something, where you get help on the system. Try running it by your self.

The -o thing is shortcut for operator attribute. That means, you are running help command as operator, so you get every command what is in there! Not every command work with operator attribute! Some of them are requiring sub commands to run them!

You might have noticed, that over half of the commands have before -a . Example:

-a exit
-a restart
-a --clear
[...]

The -a before command is shortcut for administrator attribute. And no! The operator and administrator is not the same thing in this !

Also, most of the commands need to run this command:

sudo bash

before running them! The sudo bash basicly means that, it will run all the commands as the administrator or as the operator. Many of them are needing double permissions, to run them, because of the command prompt.

List of the commands

This commands can be updated frequently, again, depends on updating of the system!

This command list is only for the latest released version of the system!

Help Command

-o help

Help directly from the system

Exit Command

-a exit

Exit the system

Restart Command

-a restart

Will restart the system

Clear Command

-a --clear

Clearing the console

Sudo Command

sudo

Running assigned commands as needed

sudo bash

Will run bash

Help Command

-a --help --info

Will run help command from the bash side.

Exit Command

exit

Exit the system

Restart Command

restart

Will restart the system from the bash side - can be faster!

Clear Command

clear

Will clear the console

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