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The Ultimate 1970s Fortran System Auditor & Terminal Logger
Because why monitor your system with modern tools when you can do it with punching cards like it's 1975?


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● **Fortran** 88.0% ● **Markdown** 12.0% --- ## Overview actionCommit is a groundbreaking, hyper-fast system activity and terminal logging tool written entirely in **Fortran 77** from the golden era of mainframes. It operates silently as a background daemon, capturing every single terminal input, executed command, and system impact using raw logical unit matrix streams. When you activate it, it arms itself, forks into the background, and returns control to your terminal. When you invoke it again, it plays back the entire history of what you did and how it affected the system! --- ## The Lucky Star Lounge (Moe & Code Zone)
Kagami Approved Tsukasa Confused Konata's Choice Miyuki's Fact Check
"This code is TSUN-proof!" "Wait... what is CPL?" "Fast enough for MMOs!" "Fascinating history!"

Features

  • Fortran Architecture: Realized in structural Fortran 77 matrix formats for absolute mainframe computation stability.
  • Stealth Mode: Detaches upon execution, allowing you to work freely in your terminal session.
  • Proximity Metrics: Dynamically calculates how close your actions are to modifying the system Kernel.
  • Zero Latency: Ultra high-speed optimization with native ANSI escape sequences for full terminal color rendering.
  • No Comments: Pure code, zero bloat, Kagami-approved efficiency.

--- ## How It Works actionCommit acts differently depending on whether it is running for the first time or being recalled: 1001468948 1001468949 --- ## Installation & Usage > **Note:** Requires a GNU Fortran compiler (`gfortran`) or a vintage IBM 704 mainframe setup (such as those found in Miyuki's private computer lab).

### 1. Initialize & Detach Run the compiled Fortran program to start recording your terminal session: ```bash gfortran actionCommit.f -o actionCommit ./actionCommit ``` *Output:* ```text ================================================== actionCommit : INITIALIZATION MODE ================================================== [STATUS] Core auditor armed. Forking to background... ``` ### 2. Do Your Work Go wild. Run system utilities, tap the terminal, do whatever you need. actionCommit is logging everything into system.log. ### 3. Review the Impact Call the program again to dump the logs: ```bash ./actionCommit ``` *Output:* ```text ================================================== actionCommit : SYSTEM AUDIT LOG ================================================== [ENTRY] Command Caught: 'L' -> Impact: 104 -> Proximity: 40% to Kernel [ENTRY] Command Caught: 'S' -> Impact: 210 -> Proximity: 82% to Kernel -------------------------------------------------- [SUMMARY] Total Log Size: 4 Bytes Registered. -------------------------------------------------- ``` ## License Licensed under the Boost License 1.0

Made with vintage 1970s punch cards.

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Action Commit is a log for your all actions on your Terminal and when you back he save everything

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