This is the Windows app named KISSmenu whose latest release can be downloaded as kissmenu_v2.0.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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SCREENSHOTS:
KISSmenu
DESCRIPTION:
Do you have dozens of tools with dozens of parameters? KISSmenu helps you to organize them, to integrate them and to run them interactively in a terminal based menu or automatically, e.g. starting it up as a cron job.
Development or tooling environment: shortcut based menu of commands, which can be used both interactively and non-interactively.
Middleware: simply integrates various software through environment variables.
Really simple! A 500 lines long bash script easy to maintain, fork or extend.
Features
- easily maintainable command/input/output files in a folder structure
- interactive and non-interactive mode
- command queue for automated or cron job use
- more KISSmenus can run in parallel
- error, warning, and exit messages and return codes
- option for detached execution
- support for opening another KISSmenu in another gnome tab
- a simple templating mechanism
- colors
Audience
Advanced End Users, System Administrators, Developers, Testers
User interface
Non-interactive (Daemon), Console/Terminal, Command-line
Programming Language
Unix Shell
Categories
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