New star shines on the sky

At the beginning no new features were planned, rather a reorganization
of files, startup sequences etc. Like e.g. clerc files, configuration, modules and
other data created quite a mess in home directory, scattering files here and there.
This was not nice. Everything important to CLE now goes into single directory:
$HOME/.cle-username/
With exceptions (e.g. rich history file in $HOME/.history-ALL)

Now we have:

• clean homedir
• optimized routines
• easy to maintain and backup the environment
• more easier to understand what's what
• development is done in file clerc.sh that contains extended comments and
  debug printouts. The shortened version, clerc is generated using sed.

Important changes and new features:

• renamed session wrappers into 'Live Commands' (note the letter 'L')
  ssg -> lssh
  suu -> lsu
  ksuu -> lksu
  sudd -> lsudo
  scrn -> lscreen
• aliases are transferred from CLE workstation to new sessions
• autocompletion for lssh and builtin cle * commands, where it also provides
  current prompt strings for editing directly on the command line
• using module cle-rcmove the folder with the environment can be moved
  somewhere else. E.g. into $HOME/.config/cle-$USERNAME/
• show /etc/motd, this can be turned off
• cle help uses mdfilter and produces nice colored cheatsheet
• last but not least: the documentation kept not only up to date but also thanks to
  a native speaker Joseph Lemmons through grammar corrections fixes and spell
  checks it gained gained better readability.

And, the filesize remains still around 16kB!

Dedicated to Red Hat Inc.

The CLE development is done partially in my free time but also as my side project. Thus our Shadowman deserves this dedication!

After strip-down (optimization) in HAlpha release, new functionalities were added:

scrn - the GNU screen wrapper
hh - rich history viewer
aa - alias management improved
cle doc - indexed documentation available on-line besides the previous 'cle help' built-in doc.
cle mod - modularity reworked

See README.md and HOWTO.md to learn about current functionality. Also use TipsAndTweaks.md as a source of inspiration. Yeah, of course use cle doc command to read all those files.

H-Alpha

H-Alpha is narrowband red spectral line, 656.28nm

Observing the Sun at that particular wavelength you can see various nice
and interesting features like prominences, flares, filaments and more.
However, special equipment is required to filter out almost the whole
visible spectrum except that narrow red H-alpha line.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-alpha
http://www.astronomyknowhow.com/sun.htm

Analogy to CLE: the resource file in this release has been stripped down,
cleaned and optimized and such it is ready for new cool features!