No, really. This is how I use it. Get it to emulate a Linux terminal. Seed the history with ls / -lah, lscpu, lsb_release -a etc. Then at that point {use git to

No, really. This is how I use it. Get it to emulate a Linux terminal. Seed the history with ls / -lah, lscpu, lsb_release -a etc. Then at that point {use git to install a Python project that is a Slackbot template}. Boom, it clones the fake library. cd slack-bot-template, cat main.py and away you go. {Modify the project to do X and commit} Etc etc.