From talking with him I don't know that it meant a command-line itself (I have no idea), but it was very much focused on using the keyboard to control reading a

From talking with him I don't know that it meant a command-line itself (I have no idea), but it was very much focused on using the keyboard to control reading and navigation, as opposed to Mac's (of the 80s) very mouse-centred interface (remember it didn't even have arrow keys). There is a document he wrote for Apple all about his ideas of what the mac should be, surely findable somewhere with some google-fu. I assume jobs just took one look at it and chucked it straight into the bin. He was an interesting thinker. GeekyBear mentions the Cannon Cat, and posts a link that goes down an interesting rathole.