With acme, most of the time I only need to 2-click any shell code that I assembled in a scratch file/window, then a new window opens with the output. We perhap

With acme, most of the time I only need to 2-click any shell code that I assembled in a scratch file/window, then a new window opens with the output. We perhaps don't need smarter terminals either. Look at it in an abstract way, all we need is an easy way to (a) pass a command to some program and (b) display its output. For (a), acme's input to rc through 2-click is really simple and effective, although it's only for text; but for (b), if we want to include anything more than text, nowadays browsers work in such a way, but we need orders of magnitude faster processors to make it usable. I'll stick with text and acme for now.