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Distributed access shell (or dash) is a new way to interconnect processes for distributed command execution, redirection and remote piping between multiple hosts by combining the two fundamental UNIX abstractions: sockets and pipes using C, C++, Make.
It allows you to run shell commands on multiple servers at once and gather see their output in local terminal.

Distributed access shell proposed example command :
host1:bin1 | host2:bin2 >host3

Dash is the proposed shell for the next generation of omnipresent Operating Systems.

### TODO
- Add documentation to README
- Add more documentation to README
- Add example queries
- Explain MAKEFILE