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Ever used the terminal? Or even command prompt on windows? Ever thought it's not enough power and flexibility? Well rbShell is for you, it uses your system commands as well as being able to run ruby commands as well. For Example:

rbShell $ echo Hello World!
=> Hello World!

[Felicia@Felix:/] $ Puts RUBY_PLATFORM
=> i386-linux

Notice the prompts are different? You can customize your prompt easy, just by editing your .rbShell_conf file in your home directory.

Windows: C:\Documents and settings\user
Linux: /home/user
Mac: ?

Just edit the line that starts with Prompt=.
By editing this line you will change the prompt rbShell uses. The line default for:

Windows: Prompt="rbShell $ "
Linux&Mac: Prompt="[".blue + "#{ENV['USER']}" + "@" + "#{Socket.gethostname}" + ":".blue + "#{Dir.getwd}" + "]".blue + " $ "

Also notice there are colours? The colours are used to show

Sintegrial Text Editor is easy-to-use and feature-rich plain text editor. It is completely free-of-charge for everybody (licensed under GPL). It is a multiplatform application (runs on Windows, Linux and other platforms). Therefore, it has the same look-and-feel everywhere.

Features:

• multitabular interface
• syntax highlighting for many languages/formats (more than 30)
• smart indentation and tabulation
• autocompletion while typing
• quick editing via shortcuts and common operations
• conversion between different encodings (more than 70), auto recognizing of the file's encoding
• quick navigation with bookmarks
• incremental and regexp search
• brace matching, double-colored quick highlighting of similar text
• folding of text fragments
• checking for changed files on the filesystem
• storing/loading of sessions
• word-based formatting, as well as formatting via Uncrustify, Artistic Style, CSS Tidy, HTML Tidy
• ...and others

Ubuntu Netbook Remix is optimised to run on a new category of affordable Internet-centric devices called netbooks. It includes a new consumer-friendly interface that allows users to quickly and easily get on-line and use their favourite applications. This interface is optimised for a retail sales environment.

Canonical has collaborated with Intel and is working with a number of OEM's to deliver Ubuntu on netbooks in retail. In keeping with the philosophy of our best work being available to everyone, the core remix product is available to all through the Canonical repositories. This version is free to download and modify by any user.