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This is one thing that TempleOS, and before it things like OpenGenera, did well. You could type commands, but an interface backed the CLI, and you could interac
by classichasclass 5y ago
This is one thing that TempleOS, and before it things like OpenGenera, did well. You could type commands, but an interface backed the CLI, and you could interact with the output they generated, like a clickable listing of files.
- Y_Y 5y agoI would dearly love to use a system that worked like these, and also modern stuff that I have to use, like web browsers and device drivers. There's an awesome public domain fork of TempleOS called Shrine[0] that has networking and a normal shell. When is someone going to throw some chrome and polish on top of that and sell it as the OS of the future? I'll back your kickstarter or whatever. [0] https://shrine.systems/ https://shrine.systems/