Cross-platform Linux without the suck
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Cash is a cross-platform implementation of Unix shell commands written in pure ES6, allowing users to run Linux commands on Windows and other platforms without native compiling or dependencies. It's designed for developers and system administrators who want a lightweight, portable alternative to tools like Cygwin for running Unix-style commands across different operating systems.
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