.os

.os runs shell commands.

On Windows, this command runs cmd.exe, and on Linux, it runs /bin/bash.

Each .os command runs its own shell, which terminates after the command is completed.

Syntax

usage: .os [shell commands]

Example

.os echo asdf && echo ddd > dummy.txt
asdf
-- 0/4 - 0 ------------------------------------------
.os cat dummy.txt
ddd
-- 0/5 - 0 ------------------------------------------
.os rm -f dummy.txt