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# PyTerm
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PyTerm is a terminal based on pure Python and nothing more.
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## Installation
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Go ahead on [PyTerm's website](markpavlenko.github.io/pyterm) and install the installation file.
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## Commands Usage
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In PyTerm, we don't use `sudo`. We use `super`. But there's some differences. Super let's you use `supercommands`, that a basic-user could not. To start using `super`, you have to type:
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```PyTerm
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super
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```
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But then it asks you for a password. The password is `etsugenfgr`.
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Then, you'll have privileges to use the commands above:
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`supertype`
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`superexit`
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`superexit`
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`superinfo`
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`superhelp`
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and
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`-h` add-ons. (Help)
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If you want to use PyTerm as a normal user, you can obviously type these commands above without any superprivileges:
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`help`
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`info`
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`pmdm`
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`exit`
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`super` (if you need supercommands)
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and
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`-h` add-ons
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## License
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[MIT](https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/)

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