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# PyTermOS
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![image](https://github.com/MarkPavlenko/PyTermOS/assets/109904787/c3d32466-7f25-453b-81bb-b19caedba08b)
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PyTermOS is a lightweight, Linux-Based operating system designed specifically for educational purposes and older hardware, emphasizing minimalism and efficiency. It provides lot's of great everyday functions like Supercommands and other. Here, at PyTermOS you can see the power of Linux-Based operating systems.
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# Features
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## Lightweight Design
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Optimized for performance on both modern and legacy hardware (Raspberry Pi Family).
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## Educational Tool
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Perfect for students and enthusiasts looking to delve into the workings of a Linux-based OS.
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## PyTerm CLI Interface.
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PyTerm CLI Interface is very easy to use. Especially for people who think bash is hard to learn.
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To see the commands, you can type ? or help in the PyTerm CLI Interface.
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To see the usage of the commands, please go to [PyTerm's official README file](https://github.com/MarkPavlenko/PyTerm/blob/main/README.md).
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## Community Driven
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Open to contributions and improvements. You can fork or download the .zip file to make changes.
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# Installation
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The installation is very easy and great for people the only start using Linux Distros.
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## Requirements
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A Raspberry Pi (Works on every version of RPi),
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SD Card (minimum 8 GB recommended)
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and
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Internet connection for initial setup and downloads.
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## Installation Guide
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Download the latest release of PyTermOS from the Releases page.
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### Write the image to an SD card
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Use a tool like RPi-Imager or Balena Etcher.
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Insert the SD card into your Raspberry Pi.
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### Boot your Raspberry Pi
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Connect your Raspberry Pi to power and a display.
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Wait until the system starts.
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# Usage
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After installing PyTermOS, you can interact with the system through the [PyTerm](markpavlenko.github.io/PyTerm) command line interface (PTCLI).
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## Starting the CLI
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Turn on your Raspberry Pi.
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Wait until the system starts.
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When the loading ends, you will be greeted by the [PyTerm](markpavlenko.github.io/PyTerm) command prompt.
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# Contributing
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We welcome contributions from the community! Whether it's bug fixes, feature additions, or improvements to documentation, your help is appreciated. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on the process for submitting pull requests to me.
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## License
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PyTermOS is open source and freely available under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
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## Contact
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For support, feedback, or queries, please reach me out at markpavlenkos@icloud.com (main) or at markpavlenkos@gmail.com (trash).

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