Atom lnstalls on my fedora

The fedora upgrade did the trick.   Something was out of 'protocol' in the previous version I had. 

Also looking into network messaging systems, they are all the rage for distributed applications. I am not there yet with the join system, but using ActiveMQ, an open source queuing system for network messages, means the join s can exchange LazyJ sequences seamlessly throughout the network.

Also did a bit of work on the new shell, it is coming in under 900 lines of code. So the entire NewShell remains on single file, it needs no headers and accepts none. It just expects the cmd sequence standard and loads any device that obeys it, and uses the c level syntax but that can be swapped out.  Itg needs a simple char based GUI,a text GUI, anyone gt one besides Ncurses?

So, my next task, after testing the system a bit, is to add a message client for either ActiveMQ or RabbitMQ, we get peer to peer networking of join machines.