#####[ CLIMax ]#####

When in doubt, if running PsychOS486 on an older machine with little RAM, the 
CLIMax script should be a big help with many things; just run 'climax' in a
terminal, pick a category, and then choose a program or script. Most of them
should run just fine on a 32MB RAM machine, even while Live (not installed).
Some of the Multimedia-related items will benefit you more by having PsychOS486
installed because of things like CD/DVD playback options or Internet radio, 
both of which may need you to have a slightly larger RAM card than 32MB.

Anyway, CLIMax technically first appeared on the PsychOS 2.x series and was 
then later rewritten for better compatibility due to ASCII (ironically) 
related issues with Devuan ASCII as the base for PsychOS 3.x. The ASCII issues
with dialog were later fixed, but I still kept the menu system text-based and
there is colored text depending on the terminal being used.

The particular version that comes with PsychOS486 is a somewhat "dumbed-down"
version that is included with PsychOS 3.x because i486 software is much harder
to get ahold of and you can forget about trying to compile from source. It 
sucks, but that is just one of the reasons I decided to make an i486/i586/i686
compatible distro in the first place; in a 5-10 more years, you can probably 
forget even trying at all.

If you decide to take a look at the script itself, and you are a BASH master
(Master BASHer?...hmmmm...), you may have noticed a bunch of if-then statements
and other things that appear redundant, but this is on purpose. I want everyone,
including beginners, to be able to look at my scripts and get a "plain picture" 
of what is going on. Also, the extra "crud" makes it easier to debug in most 
cases, especially when using an older version of BASH.