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Run below in the terminal
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Type code in the box that says “type code here” and click run
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Do we need to install git, then clone it?

Chiroyce wrote:

Do we need to install git, then clone it?

download it from the source if you hate git

bump

what does the name mean
edit: nevermind im dumb

hekcer

Is this possible to do on a windows? (which I'm still using unfortunately)

potatophant wrote:

hekcer

i heked

skymover1239 wrote:

Is this possible to do on a windows? (which I'm still using unfortunately)

should work. i use subprocces.Popen

skymover1239 wrote:

Is this possible to do on a windows? (which I'm still using unfortunately)

AFAIK - Bash is something that's only on Unix, so it may not work.
Also - you can run Command prompt scripts in this, if you're using Windows.

Also bump

Why not run bash in the command line that was made for it?

Edit: My understanding is that this simply proxies the text the user types in the textbox to the python script which then runs it as a bash script on the computer hosting the server. It would be cool if the code somehow compiled bash to JavaScript or something the browser could run.

Chiroyce wrote:

AFAIK - Bash is something that's only on Unix, so it may not work.

and linux

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

AFAIK - Bash is something that's only on Unix, so it may not work.

and linux

Bruh Linux IS UNIX. And so is macOS. Windows uses NT

Chiroyce wrote:

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

AFAIK - Bash is something that's only on Unix, so it may not work.

and linux

Bruh Linux IS UNIX. And so is macOS. Windows uses NT

They are not the same

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MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

They are not the same

They aren't the same, but macOS and Linux are derived from Unix.