A mostly abandoned OS called USR/UX 2. This is why i skipped 2 and went to 2.5. (do not worry, 2.5 will have the same mac os design which i need to reverse engineer). On first boot, always choose "y" on the bios screen Username is root, password is root ALL TERMINAL COMMANDS: ls/dir - Shows all files in a directory cd - Changes to another directory, such as: "cd /home/" ps - Displays all running processes whoami - Displays what user you are logged in as date - Displays current date and time clear - Clears the terminal uname - Displays system information (example: uname -a) rm - Deletes a folder or file (like: rm /home/user) echo - Echoes what word you typed (example: echo hello) exit - Exits the terminal if you are in a GUI shutdown - Self-explanatory It does not work on TurboWarp, be aware.
(Credit to) @UserUser510 - Last Perfect File System and some parts of Gondwana ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1238787775 https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1240066449 ), fork of @swaggyrabbit145's Blue OS File System ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/467329410/ ) @Jay_Gamer6789 - Text split thingamajig ( https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/869968248 ) and inspiration from SKUnix. Credits to @CobraScripts for the MS-DOS textengine
