An educational software designed to assist users in comprehending and utilizing UNIX or Linux operating systems.
Fushi, short for Fake User Shell Interface, is a software designed to provide its users with a better understanding of Linux or UNIX. This program is a great tool for beginners and is written in Perl, making it accessible to various operating systems, including Windows.
Fushi aims to achieve three essential project goals, which include making learning as easy and short as possible while creating a safe environment for learning. Although simple, these goals pose a considerable challenge in balancing their complexity.
This software tries to explain everything in plain English, so the user can fully comprehend the processes while simulating the 'write' command. This command enables users to communicate and interact within their Unix/Linux server easily. Moreover, most commands are simulated, ensuring almost zero risks to your computer system and/or data while utilizing the software.
Overall, Fushi is an excellent software for novices who want to become adept at using Unix/Linux, especially for those who need to learn the ropes quickly and safely.
Fushi aims to achieve three essential project goals, which include making learning as easy and short as possible while creating a safe environment for learning. Although simple, these goals pose a considerable challenge in balancing their complexity.
This software tries to explain everything in plain English, so the user can fully comprehend the processes while simulating the 'write' command. This command enables users to communicate and interact within their Unix/Linux server easily. Moreover, most commands are simulated, ensuring almost zero risks to your computer system and/or data while utilizing the software.
Overall, Fushi is an excellent software for novices who want to become adept at using Unix/Linux, especially for those who need to learn the ropes quickly and safely.
What's New
Version 0.040 Public Beta: N/A