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> First step involves the command line This is the "web of tomorrow"?
by alexb_ 5y ago
> First step involves the command line
This is the "web of tomorrow"?
- dangerface 5y agoDon't worry the second step is to replace your keyboard with a neural link.
- tpoacher 5y ago2022 is the year of <s>Linux</s>IPFS on the desktop!
- legutierr 5y agoThe truly ironic thing about this comment is that there are more devices is users hands today that run Linux than run any other operating system. Of the remaining devices, the majority run a variety of BSD Unix. All of these devices might not use a WIMP paradigm—opting instead for a touch interface—but for most users, the majority of the GUI interactions they have with computer applications are facilitated by a Linux or Unix operating system. Linux won in the end, it’s desktop computing that lost. Maybe something similar will happen with IPFS and related technologies?
- TacticalCoder 5y ago> This is the "web of tomorrow"? I'd argue that those who never wanted to do any of these things pretty much got the "web of today" they deserve.
- fredoliveira 5y agoWell, yes - the key word in that statement being "tomorrow". Technological innovation doesn't happen overnight. Browsers don't get IPFS support overnight. User interfaces don't get created overnight. And so, yes, sometimes it is up to people who can use the command line to pave the way to, as you're calling it, the web of tomorrow.