Yeah, long time…

I was here thinking about whether to continue developing something more complete/add more features here. It just so happens I was working on other projects and liked them, so I kind of set Orbit aside. Actually, every now and then I would come here (I mean to its directory) and test things, skim through the code to think of more stuff, you know. I’d run the program and that was pretty much it.

Then I was testing some parts and features of the language related to the course. And since before fully developing the project I studied, checked out, and learned certain things here, I came back and did the same. I even turned off Wakatime since it wasn’t really for the project, but after messing with the others I’d turn it back on and that was that. So yeah, here I am and I tinkered with the project a bit more in the parts I got feedback on. I forgot to translate the version I’d be showing for the demo into English, now I did, I was thinking of leaving the binary and executable program multiplatform and I also went after that.

Anyway, there’s already a release with it for Linux, macOS, and Windows. In that and in the translation, I used Antigravity. Now the project is more organized.
Now the aliases you create stay saved and don’t get lost when you close that session. I also tweaked things with the voters’ feedback to make it look more professional and like how bash really is. Creating a process and running things with execvp() (the other one is fork()) or it already kind of gave the clue on how to do it.