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| - | OpenComputers provides floppy disks that can be found as loot and, in special cases, can be crafted as well. Most notably, the [[item:openos_floppy|OpenOS floppy disk]] is a loot disk from which one can [[:openos|install OpenOS]]. | + | OpenComputers provides floppy disks that can be found as loot (such as in dungeon chests) and, in special cases, can be crafted as well. Most notably, the [[item:openos_floppy|OpenOS floppy disk]] is a loot disk from which one can [[:openos|install OpenOS]]. |
| Showcased here is the OpenOS loot disk. The other loot disks look similar; they have different coloring and have their loot disk name printed on the disk image. | Showcased here is the OpenOS loot disk. The other loot disks look similar; they have different coloring and have their loot disk name printed on the disk image. | ||
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| + | When floppy disks are inserted into computers their filesystems are automounted and the user can browse the files at will. | ||
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| + | However, it is anticipated that a user will want to run the programs provided by loot disks as a natural part of their systems, i.e. they will want to [[:openos#install_tool|install]] them. Thus in the explanation of these loot disks, it is omitted and assumed the user runs `install` after inserting a disk into their computer. | ||
| * builder | * builder | ||
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| + | A robot program for automated building following a **plan** file. | ||
| * data | * data | ||
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| + | A software package for [[item:data_card|data cards]]. It contains a set of helpful and advanced data manipulating tools, including `md5sum`, `deflate` and `inflate` for compression, and `gpg`. | ||
| * dig | * dig | ||
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| + | A robot program for digging holes. | ||
| * generator | * generator | ||
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| + | A robot program for keeping it powered. | ||
| * internet | * internet | ||
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| + | A software package for [[item:internet_card|internet cards]]. It includes `wget`, and `pastebin`. | ||
| * irc | * irc | ||
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| + | A minimalistic irc client. | ||
| * maze | * maze | ||
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| + | A robot program to build random mazes. | ||
| * network | * network | ||
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| + | A software package for [[item:network_card|network cards]]. It includes various in-game LAN tools, including `ping`. | ||
| * openloader | * openloader | ||
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| + | A simple bootloader that gives power to choose which system to boot. | ||
| * openos | * openos | ||
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| * oppm | * oppm | ||
| - | Crafted using a plain floppy and an [[item:materials#interweb|interweb]]. [[:tutorial:program:oppm|Here]] is a more detailed explanation of its usage. | + | Crafted using a [[item:floppy_disk|plain floppy]] and an [[item:materials#interweb|interweb]]. [[:tutorial:program:oppm|Here]] is a more detailed explanation of its usage. |
| * plan9k | * plan9k | ||
| + | An alternative operating system by Magik6k. | ||
| Contents | Contents | ||