Looking through it, it seems somewhat unfinished. I couldn't get Firefox to load the site properly, so I used Chrome and it works fine. The first thing to do is to type "init" (without the quotes). This will load the files. Typing "help" reveals the possible commands we can use. Using "ls" (list command), you can list all the files within the current directory (attempting to use "ls .." does not give you the upper directory information like we might be normally used to on a real operating system).
We see that there are four directories:Users, pics, usr, and var.
Using the "cd" command (type "cd pics" to change directory to pics), then another "ls" we see that pics has five files. I attempted to use the "open" command ("open five.png", for example), but to no avail. Indeed, in all of the directories I could not manage to open any files.
Regardless, I could drag and drop files into the directories as I pleased, adding my own "takemycbills.jpg" to the heap, although I once again could not open that either. You can, however, make a directory using the "mkdir" command. I made my own "docs" directory.
Checking out the other directories (to reach the top directory again, just type "cd" with no argument), we see that within usr/local/ has a directory "bin" and 14 text files inside. Continuing down "bin", we find "helloworld.cpp", a common first time program that usually prints "Hello World!".
Checking out var/www, we find an "index.html" and a directory called htdocs, in which we find common javascript files.
If we go to the User directory, we find that there are two users, kyle and paul. Lets check out kyle. We find a directory called TOP_SECRET. Oh my! Inside that we see a "beta_keys.txt". Oh my indeed!
Checking paul out, we find that the has a directory called... cupcakes. Inside cupcakes we discover 4 files: "brony.png", "chocolate.png", "ping.png", and "white.png". How exciting!
Typing "3d" loads the page to Paul's account. If you type "exit", it will return back to the normal terminal screen.
Edited by Orzorn, 29 May 2012 - 06:53 PM.