First, very cool. Second, now that we've got the terminal in a browser, we've got a linux subsytem for WebAssembly (https://github.com/cervus-v/cervus https://

First, very cool. Second, now that we've got the terminal in a browser, we've got a linux subsytem for WebAssembly (https://github.com/cervus-v/cervus https://github.com/cervus-v/cervus), and we've got QT for WebAssembly, we seem to be ~2 years out from someone pushing a real "web os" – as in an adult could probably boot to WebKit and perhaps not know that they're in a WebBrowser. Sure that's an opportunity for Google and Facebook to finally "compete" against the incumbent OS market. The snake will inevitably eat itself again in some 30 year supercycle. This is along the lines of the "birth and death of javascript" slides. But as it really is happening, are we really gaining anything? Anything at all? And again, not to take away from DomTerm which seems really cool.