It is possible but inadvisable. A more realistic approach would be terminal + browser. Living in a terminal itself doesn't really mean much, as it strongly dep

It is possible but inadvisable. A more realistic approach would be terminal + browser. Living in a terminal itself doesn't really mean much, as it strongly depends on your tasks. For things like number crunching or programming, it has a pretty big benefit (as text is the universal API after all), and you can do pretty much everything, usually faster and more reliable than a GUI can. But when you need to do data visualisation, make use of external services that do not provide terminal emulation interfaces or want to work with people that do not live in a terminal, that makes a 60/40 split the best choice.