Scripting, tabs, network commands & more!

• Scripting – uses a new programming language, called Cub, that is inspired by Swift and specifically created for OpenTerm
  – A guide for Cub is included for learning the language
  – A documentation panel lists all available functions you can use in your scripts
  – Scripts essentially become commands that you can execute from anywhere
  – Scripts can ask for user input (e.g. “Enter a number: “)
  – Scripts can execute any command, even other scripts
  – Cub is open source (https://github.com/louisdh/cub)
• Tabs support
  – Also supports split view
• New built in commands, including some essential networking commands:
  – credits, cub, dig, host, nc, nslookup, pbcopy, pbpaste, ping, rlogin, say, sleep, ssh-keygen, telnet, unlink
• Directory bookmarks – save directories and easily revisit them

Furthermore, OpenTerm 2.0 brings these improvements:

• A refreshed design
• UTF8 support in input and output (pro tip: you can use emoticons as a script name!)
• Auto completion for running commands
• Allow commands to be cancelled
• Show hidden directories in auto complete
• Tab to complete command keyboard shortcut
• Auto complete for paths
• ANSI color support
• Enhanced PanelKit integration
• Caret styles
• Improved stability