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**Important** As of OC 1.3 you will also need to craft an OpenOS floppy as the operating system is not installed by default, for tier 1&2 you will need to craft a Disk Drive. You will also need a HardDrive to install OpenOS to so be sure to craft that as well.
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**Important** As of OC 1.3 you will also need to craft an OpenOS floppy as the operating system is not installed by default, for tier 1&2 you will need to craft a Disk Drive. You will also need a HardDrive to install OpenOS to so be sure to craft that as well.
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The most direct (but in the long run suboptimal) way of playing around with it is via the Lua interpreter. Type `lua` and hit enter to open it. When you're done, press `Ctrl+C` to quit it (or `Ctrl+D` if the prompt is empty). Another useful key combination is `Ctrl+Alt+C`, which lets you break out of sleeps. For example, if you started something like `while true do os.sleep(1) end`, that's the key combination that'll break that loop. Alternatively just turn it off and on again.
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The most direct (but in the long run suboptimal) way of playing around with it is via the Lua interpreter. Type `lua` and hit enter to open it. When you're done, press `Ctrl`+`C` to quit it (or `Ctrl`+`D` if the prompt is empty). Another useful key combination is `Ctrl`+`Alt`+`C`, which lets you break out of sleeps. For example, if you started something like `while true do os.sleep(1) end`, that's the key combination that'll break that loop. Alternatively just turn it off and on again.
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**Next up: [[writing programs|Tutorial/WritingCode]].**
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**Next up: [[writing programs|Tutorial/WritingCode]].**
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