# A Greeting

When Konilo starts, a greeting is displayed:

     _              _
    (_|   |   |_/  | |
      |   |   | _  | |  __   __   _  _  _    _    _|_  __
      |   |   ||/  |/  /    /  \_/ |/ |/ |  |/     |  /  \_
       \_/ \_/ |__/|__/\___/\__/   |  |  |_/|__/   |_/\__/

             888    d8P                      d8b  888
             888   d8P                       Y8P  888
             888  d8P                             888
             888d88K      .d88b.   88888b.   888  888   .d88b.
             8888888b    d88""88b  888 "88b  888  888  d88""88b
             888  Y88b   888  888  888  888  888  888  888  888
             888   Y88b  Y88..88P  888  888  888  888  Y88..88P
             888    Y88b  "Y88P"   888  888  888  888   "Y88P"

    Try `manual` for a user guide or browse the block `catalogue`

At this point, you are in the listener.

# The Listener

The listener is an interactive read/evaluate loop. It's the
primary interface for working with Konilo. You type in words,
the listener will interpret them, and carry out actions for
you.

If you aren't writing programs, you'll likely mostly use it to
load and start programs. For example, to take a look at a
mandelbrot, you could load it with:

    * jmf:mandelbrot

And then run it with:

    jmf:mandelbrot