Hotwire is a Python-based, object oriented, cross-platform command execution shell. Hotwire is not a terminal emulator, nor is it something you can set as your Unix "login shell". Instead, Hotwire unifies the concepts of shell and terminal and can natively do about 80-90% of what one would normally do in a terminal and shell; for the rest, Hotwire can embed VTE. Hotwire's object-oriented nature is influenced by Windows PowerShell. Hotwire provides a modern command interface for developers and system administrators to interact with the computer. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes: Some system commands were changed to open in a new terminal window which does not close when the command exits. Often you want to see the final output of the command after it exits. Examples include "sudo" and "su". Complete commands are only removed after they've been viewed. Command output is significantly faster. UID/GID lookups are cached, which speeds up file listings.

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