This is amazing... I'm asking to have those features (which were available in Genera) all this time!
The hard distinction between Terminal/Text and GUI can be somewhat diluted.
I wanted to download it, but I see there is contribution needed. I will see how I can convince you :)
It doesn't seem that radical from the Github readme, I must say. That's not a criticism, nor at all a high bar! What you're doing appears to be trying to exist within a category that ever has had or will have any other member - so, definitionally, not "TempleOS-level crazy." :D
(Not interested in testing, sad to say. I've spent the last fifteen years trapping "I wish this shell/terminal had X feature" to "time to find a tool for X that isn't as garbage as a shell and a terminal." But I have also used Emacs for about the same length of time, and that implements its own terminal emulators, anyway.)
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This is amazing... I'm asking to have those features (which were available in Genera) all this time! The hard distinction between Terminal/Text and GUI can be somewhat diluted.
I wanted to download it, but I see there is contribution needed. I will see how I can convince you :)
Thank you! Yes it's currently in closed beta (the project is TempleOS-level crazy, which means it's too easy to get it wrong.)
If someone thinks they're a good fit to test experimental terminals, an email will suffice: abner at terminal dot click
It doesn't seem that radical from the Github readme, I must say. That's not a criticism, nor at all a high bar! What you're doing appears to be trying to exist within a category that ever has had or will have any other member - so, definitionally, not "TempleOS-level crazy." :D
(Not interested in testing, sad to say. I've spent the last fifteen years trapping "I wish this shell/terminal had X feature" to "time to find a tool for X that isn't as garbage as a shell and a terminal." But I have also used Emacs for about the same length of time, and that implements its own terminal emulators, anyway.)