The first command I ran was `ls`, which worked as expected, but then I tried running `./cowsay blah`, which didn't work. I wasn't sure how to run it until eventually I guessed `sh cowsay blah`, and it worked.
Maybe make the `./` shortcut for executing stuff?
While I'm not sure how much work it would be, it might also be kind of cool to implement the `cd` command as well.
I personally think this is the best solution besides implementing ‘./‘: take the colouring off and simply return “permission denied” when someone tries to ‘chmod’
Yes, I plan to implement './' which is the expected behavior for running executables. I also plan to implement 'cd' and organize the content into nix style directories.
The first command I ran was `ls`, which worked as expected, but then I tried running `./cowsay blah`, which didn't work. I wasn't sure how to run it until eventually I guessed `sh cowsay blah`, and it worked.
Maybe make the `./` shortcut for executing stuff?
While I'm not sure how much work it would be, it might also be kind of cool to implement the `cd` command as well.