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Oh, I understand, and I was mainly just hoping to get "cat" as an alias for "open", just so my initial instinct opens up the files :P

I did really appreciate the art and felt it added quite a bit to things! And the output of "dprint" (which is only really mentioned with the helpme screen) works well enough to introduce the various exploit programs. Heck, once you get far enough, you can (ab)use tab completion so you don't have to remember which does what, or even look into what a given exploit wants in the first place! I'm imagining some of the future exploits might end up being things derived from the information already present, like "third letter in the superuser" or something. The wonky learning curve works well enough for now given the near-zero current penalty for failing, it's just a bit frustrating to be spamming various commands to figure out what you want for download (I was under the assumption that the "helpme" was supposed to be a hint system rather than documentation).

As it is, Looking forward to seeing how this goes!

As an alias it is no problem, I was just afraid of using some commands when they miss certain additional functionality. In case that annoys people. It can be added in easily otherwise.

Think of the 'helpme' as a stopgap to avoid writing a story / real introduction. When I changed mechanics before it meant scrapping a lot of dialogue as well.

Tab is meant to be abused. It is to help give off that speed hacker feel. How you see them in the movies just typing instinctively. That is why long strings like superuser are unique after the first 1 or 2 characters.

Thanks again!