We've listened to your valuable feedback and made significant enhancements, addressing both in-game issues and expanding the depths of the storyline.
Refined Storytelling:
We've revisited missions 1A, 4A, and 5B, meticulously fine-tuning the mission text and hints. The updates ensure that the instructions provided are now clearer and more concise, allowing you to navigate the challenges with greater precision and confidence.
Revamped Apps:
Introducing the redesigned Nitro app! Discover a whole new level of convenience and flexibility with Nitro, now a permanent icon located at the bottom left of your screen. With three distinct modes - Minified, Focused, and Full-View - you can customize your Nitro experience according to your preference. Choose "Minified" to reduce Nitro to a small icon, "Focused" to display only the last received message, or "Full-View" to view the complete app with all conversations at once.
Notable Fixes:
We've resolved an issue that prevented you from re-titling a note if you deleted its entire content. Enjoy the freedom to update your note titles effortlessly.
Opening the same note no longer results in a repetitive animation or interferes with any game states. Seamlessly access your notes without any disruptions.
We've addressed known issues with Rascal notes, ensuring smooth and consistent functionality.
Streamlined Hint System:
Your gaming experience just got more immersive with the hint system now suppressed. Engage with the challenges in a more focused manner as the hint system takes a step back, allowing you to rely on your own problem-solving skills and intuition.
A full list of technical updates can be found here:
[ADD] New command: touch
[ADD] Environment variables, cleared by "session" (they get cleared when you connect to a device). Currently available by default only $COLUMNS, $PWD and $OLDPWD. We will expand these and their uses in the future.
[ADD] Brace expansion. These can be nested (require the pattern {,} to match, {} does not match). Ex: > touch file{,0,1,2,3,-copy.{txt,last}}
[ADD] arguments for ls:
- l: long listing, shows extra data like permissions to read, write and execute, loyal to posix version of > ls -l
- h | --human-readable: applies only when -l is present, shows file size in human-readable format (1K, 234M, 2G, etc.)
- a | --all: show hidden files
[ADD] Made > ll an alias for > ls -l, which is commonly used and even implemented by default in some distros.
[ADD] posix style parsing of flags options for every command that needs them, like ls. This means > ls -l -h -a has the same meaning as > ls -lha, > ls -ahl or even > ll -a -h. It should work with any combination, order, or amount of provided flags.
Updates:
[UPDATE] ls will not show hidden files by default (files that start with a . like the .ssh folder).
[UPDATE] ls will now work with a single file. Useful to see its permissions along with -l option.
[UPDATE] Man page for ls.
[UPDATE] cd - reads the content of $OLDPWD to go back and forth
[UPDATE] ":" is a word separator (used by ctrl+delete, ctrl+backspace, ctrl+left/right)
[UPDATE] Soft refactored scp to reduce extra work, and added context aware autocomplete for it, based on ssh autocomplete.
[UPDATE] Terminal backend improvements.
[UPDATE] Tweaked and established the concept of file sizes for ls, since it is the third command that interacts with the notion of a file size (or disk usage), along with du and scp. [UPDATE] Changed file size calculation for Horseman virus files. They weigh 666 bytes until cracked.
[UPDATE] Zion is uncancellable.
[UPDATE] Appropriately renamed du to dust, du is now the alias.
[UPDATE] Dust now sorts the results recursively by file size, and lists the biggest ones below (files and then directories). [UPDATE] Dust problem when appending very large lines of text at the end, occurs when a very large file name or very nested directories are found.
Fixes:
[FIX] Error when running john on a binary file.
[FIX] Known issues with SSH.
[FIX] Fix autocomplete after downloading a file via the curl command