Termula2x
| termula2x | |
|---|---|
| |
| Download(s) | termula2x project page |
| Developer(s) | Fehmi Can SAGLAM(canavar) |
| Version | 0.1.3 |
| Status | Released and Usable |
| Webpage | fehmicans.net |
STerm is a UNIX terminal emulator for the GP2X. It is now renamed as termula2x. The latest version is 0.1.3 "bordo".
Watch the video of termula2x(STerm) by bleonlf.
Contents |
Features
- Full terminal features, including the vi text editor.
- USB keyboard and GP2X F-200 touchscreen support.
- Customizable interface.
Installation
- Download termula2x. Choose an appropriate version.
- Extract to anywhere on your SD card. You can rename the .gpu and .png to what you like, such as "Terminal" (keep the extension!).
- Go to Utilities and navigate to the directory your file is in. If it shows up, run it and see if it loads up properly. If you get a prompt like
[root@Linux ~]$
..then STerm is installed properly. Try out a few commands out to check nothing is broken.
- "termula2x.ini" is the default configuration file and may be modified when needed. you may also create other configuration files (profiles). one extra profile, termula2x-mod.ini, is included in the archive. If you want to change the default profile, you should edit termula2x.gpu as shown below.·
replace line
- ./termula2x-gp2x-... > termula2x.log
with this line
- ./termula2x-gp2x-... <configuration-file> > termula2x.log
- screen allows you to use multiple terminals at the same time. You must run install-screen.sh once to be able to use screen. also the environment variable $TERM must be set to "linux". If it is not set use the command below.
- export TERM=linux
to use screen, type "./screen" and hit enter or simply press the frequently used button "SCR". for creating terminals and navigating between them use· "CPN" button. "CPN" means "Create Previous Next". without Shift and Ctrl it creates a new terminal. with Shift it navigates to the previous terminal and with Ctrl similarly it navigates to the next terminal.
- you may assign any key to any button using your configuration file. "number" values in #number# notation are ascii codes.
for INSERT use:
- value=#27##91##50##126#
for DEL use:
- value=#27##91##51##126#
for PAGE UP use:
- value=#27##91##53##126#
for PAGE DOWN use:
- value=#27##91##54##126#
for HOME use:
- value=#27##79##72#
for END use:
- value=#27##79##70#
- to choose the terminal font simply edit your configuration file.
term_size=
- 1 Big gives you a 60x21 term
- 2 Small gives you a 80x35 term
- to switch selection keys, set switch_keys=true in your configuration file. by doing that selection keys (select key, press key, delete, space) are
moved to the left pad. it is useful for stylus users.
- to show virtual keyboard set vkeyboard=true or set vkeyboard=false to hide it.
Controls
Joystick Select keyboard character
A Insert keyboard character
B Enter key
X Backspace key
Y Space key
L BUTTON One section left
R BUTTON One section right
VOL+ Shift key
VOL- Ctrl key
CLICK Tab key
SELECT Move the cursor (used with LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN together)
SELECT+CLICK Screenshot
SELECT + L BUTTON: Shows available profiles and
allows user to select one.
SELECT + R BUTTON CAPS LOCK key.
SELECT + VOLUME UP inserts Escape
START Quit
The virtual keyboard and the color can be modified in the "sterm.ini" file.
USB Keyboard
LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN Move the cursor Insert Insert the selected keyboard character Other keystrokes are inserted verbatim
Frequently Used Command Buttons
Label Value with SHIFT with CTRL ------- ---------- ---------------- --------- CD cd cd .. cd / PS ps ps aux LS ls ls -l|more CP cp cp -r mv RM rm rm -r VI vi ESC+wq ESC+q! CAT cat PWD pwd NET netstat netstat -aopn GREP grep |grep ECHO echo MORE more |more KILL kill kill -9 CLEAR clear reset UPTM uptime
