VSO is a utility which allows you to perform maintenance tasks on your Vanilla OS installation.
The Vanilla System Operator is a package manager, a system updater and a task automator.
Usage:
vso [command]
Available Commands:
android Manage the vso waydroid subsystem
completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
config Manage the system configuration.
export Export an application or binary from the subsystem
help Help about any command
install Install an application inside the subsystem
pico-init Initialize the VSO subsystem, used for package management
remove Remove an application from the subsystem
run Run an application from the subsystem
search Search for an application to install inside the subsystem
shell Enter the subsystem environment
sideload Sideload DEB/APK packages inside the subsystem
sys Execute system commands, such as upgrading the system
tasks Create and manage tasks
unexport Unexport an application or binary from the subsystem
update Update the subsystem's package repository
upgrade Upgrade the packages inside the subsystem
Flags:
-h, --help Show help for vso.
-v, --version Show version for vso.
Use "vso [command] --help" for more information about a command.
The official documentation and manpage for vso
are available at https://docs.vanillaos.org/docs/en/vso.
To use VSO as your system shell, you can copy the usr/bin/vso-os-shell
script
to your system's /usr/bin
directory and set it as your default shell. Your
image needs to implement the usr/bin/os-shell
script, which will expand the
$SHELL
environment variable, this is much needed for login shells and other
flags, this also ensures that the user's default shell is respected.
Our vso-image
already implements this script.