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A new system shell, which is (in some regards) stronger than even Windows Command prompt, made in pure C. This terminal is fairly new, and doesn't require any complex installing process. You just download it, and then immediately use it! HTerminal has an improved console interface with modern buttons. It only has 28 commands, but it is useful none the less! And, if you're already reading this, then why not give it a try? It is completely free and takes up less than 1 MB of space + you don't...

...You can also call du with no predefined options. For more documentation about available options, see the manpage below.

Simple - but complete enough - command-line Bash debugger, written as a Bash script. No installation and no root permission required: just download, put every where you prefer and use it. Bash 3 required.

Cheval is a platform independent GUI shell for Python written with PyGTK. Featuring tabbed sessions, Syntax highlighting, code completion, call tips, history, auto-indentation, load and save sessions and much more

Power Console is a simple command line console capable of executing shell commands and launching programs on any OS with a JVM installed. Able to call programs written in other languages (C++, Python etc..) and redirect the output to the console.

getoptions is a C implementation in the spirit of the Perl module Getopt::Long. No more building of getopt_long or getopt structures -- you can specify the option descriptions inline with the call to getoptions. User type handlers are also supported.

Siga is a project which is originally started by SUSE Linux GmbH, later it is owned by Martin Lasarsch and now it's maintained by Sascha Manns for the open-slx GmbH. Siga is a shell-script which tries to find all relevant data for using it in a Support Call, Mailinglist or IRC. Which switches are allowed says the Wiki.

JSRPC is a simple way to create shells to call Java methods. It can be used locally or remotely. JSRPC implements a new way to do RPC similar to shell calls.