The intend of this software is to replace modules (http://modules.sf.net), which is IMO a good piece of software but has some drawbacks:
- It's written in a mix of C / TCL (newer version is only TCL) -- this is a pure personal opinion, so just skip this point if you're not with me, that's ok
- The configuration file is too large and too distributed
Warning #1: This is pure alpha release and may eat your babies. Warning #2: Read warning #1, file an issue report when something goes wrong, but don't blame me
- Copy sml.json.example to ~/.sml.json an edit it, syntax is pure JSON
- Copy sml.sh and sml.py to a location where you can execute from, e.g. /usr/local/bin
- Put
alias sml="source sml.sh"into your .{bash,zsh}rc or wherever it fits - Run sml
- Support loading and unloading modules
- Installation yet by hand