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Google Shell (Web)

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#1
Google Shell (Web)
Project is abandoned.

Welcome to my latest project, It is my Google Shell program in the form of a website. It has all of the features of the original program except I tweaked a few things here and there to make it cleaner. It is based off of http://goosh.org/.

Ripway is having some problems so i am looking for a new free host that has a good UI. Please leave me some suggestions.



Got hosting with Hostgator! Both the desktop and browser links are updated!

Type "Help" for a list of commands.

If the first link doesn't work on your browser then try the second link.

http://www.geekinblog.com/google



Error Reporting

Error reporting link broken. Will re-write the form soon.


#2
good work! That's amazing. I'd like to know how you did that with Visual Basic. It was very interesting...
#3
That reminds me i need to update the desktop application. I managed to do it using some tricks I learned from lots of trial and error, I might make a tut on how I did it. And the web version is made using ajax.
#4
Look's sexy man, all you need now it to create a web 2.0 design for it.

Better if you went with pure CSS effects, I'm working a lot on using CSS pure templates.
#5
Chris wrote:
Look's sexy man, all you need now it to create a web 2.0 design for it.

Better if you went with pure CSS effects, I'm working a lot on using CSS pure templates.


The idea was to make it look like the Os x terminal. But i will work on a alternate site that will have a more web 2.0 feel.

Here is a pic of the Os x terminal.

#6
Thomas wrote:
The idea was to make it look like the Os x terminal. But i will work on a alternate site that will have a more web 2.0 feel.

Here is a pic of the Os x terminal.



Well in that case I would say you obtained your goal.

I could throw up some codes for a Web 2.0 feel that I was thinking of, if you would like (I need to go make some for personal reasons anyways.)
#7
Chris wrote:
Well in that case I would say you obtained your goal.

I could throw up some codes for a Web 2.0 feel that I was thinking of, if you would like (I need to go make some for personal reasons anyways.)


Sure you can go ahead, i always love to see some good CSS. But I will probably re-design it before I go to bed.
#8
Thomas wrote:
Sure you can go ahead, i always love to see some good CSS. But I will probably re-design it before I go to bed.


Ok I'll start writting it up now, Of course it will use some Javascript :P.
#9
Ok well I finished the rough mockup tell me what you think.

GoogleShell - Mockup
#10
this is freaking sweet thanks alot
#11
Rape wrote:
this is freaking sweet thanks alot


Thomas did you really use vb to do this? If you did I need to know how you did it...

Nice work though anyway... Chris Good job as well, even though the webpage isn't responding, I bet it looked awesome...
#12
Thomas did you really use vb to do this? If you did I need to know how you did it...

Nice work though anyway... Chris Good job as well, even though the webpage isn't responding, I bet it looked awesome...


It is written in AJAX, The desktop application is just making HTTP requests.
#13
Thats prettty dank thomas good job