KTerm is just a command line terminal, similar to the command line terminal application on XP.
The top of the visible USB storage starts at: /mnt/us
When kTerm starts, the current working directory is: /mnt/us/extensions/kterm
Learn the present working directory: pwd
Change the current directory: cd <some other path>
Paths can be relative.
That is:
cd ..
ls
should make the /mnt/us/extensions directory current and the list command should show the contents.
So if you put the gargoyle folder in the extensions folder:
cd gargoyle
ls
I would expect there to be a 'bin' folder there -
ls bin
That should show you the contents of that folder
Now to be like KUAL, you have to run the script from the directory you are currently in.
so the command would be:
bin/<whatever the scripts name is here>
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