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[[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png|frame|right|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it. | [[File:2012-01-30_23.02.52.png|frame|right|CraftOS's interface.]]CraftOS is the default ComputerCraft OS. It has a DOS style interface, where you use ls to view programs, cd to move through directories, and type the name of a program to run it. | ||
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CraftOS's interface.
Its features include...
- DOS style interface
- Default; guaranteed to work unlike the others which may break with ComputerCraft updates
- Do-It-Yourself, allowing you to customize what you want on your OS
