A python script to execute commands in your terminal of choice, all in one simple program.
I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.
[Bill Gates, Founder of Microsoft]
Buttered works by making a launcher (for either MacOS's Terminal or Windows Command Prompt) that makes a simple wrapper for running your commands without needing to find those pesky apps anyway!
It functions as a form of terminal emulator / terminal application, meaning it isn't a full replacement for your terminal needs, but is very useful if you are using a device that meets the following criteria:
- Your device is controlled by someone or something, whether that be a system administrator or your friend.
- You somehow misplaced your terminal and need an easy way to use it. If you meet those criteria, then you are probably one of many users who find this helpful.
Buttered is as simple as opening the program (inside your chosen python IDE, or else it will not work) and waiting for the '|' symbol to show up. You may then type whatever command you wish.
Buttered will run the function again. Simple and easy, but is a little but of a duck tape fix.
To allow users (who probably couldn't beforehand) to have access to your operating system's terminal (or command prompt). This also works very well with items that require commands such as accessing 'ssh ssh.chat'.
@weet-ops for the overall programming
Stack Overflow for the idea to make this, and help related to the topic of the 'subprocess' library.