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Let's be honest here, nobody is using this warp terminal as long as it's closed-source and especially not when it has built-in tracking. To the warp terminal d
by VWWHFSfQ 4y ago
Let's be honest here, nobody is using this warp terminal as long as it's closed-source and especially not when it has built-in tracking.
To the warp terminal developers:
I'm sure your terminal program is great, but stop posting this content-marketing stuff here. It's not your audience.
- origin_path 4y ago"nobody is using this warp terminal as long as it's closed-source" Lots of developers use Terminal.app, so that clearly isn't a real problem. There's no obvious reason why developers would be willing to buy a closed source IDE, operating system or cloud services but not a terminal emulator. I think people are reacting more to the login requirement than anything else.
- golang-gopher 4y agowhats hilarious, is on their discord, they want this upvoted. I dont think they realize this is bad marketing for this article to be upvoted. " We're launching our new and improved input editor. We just posted our article on the history of the terminal input, and how we could innovate on it.. We would appreciate if you could show the post some love. "Why is the terminal input so weird?” (navigate to HN and go to the “new” page and vote / leave a comment - we aren’t linking to it here because that can trigger HN’s moderation filters)" Upvote this!!!
- qrio2 4y agoSeconded, this product is like an anti-tool.
- forgotpwd16 4y agoThe program may be great, may be bad, but the article is interesting when considered in the topic of terminal input and ergonomics.