> Because it's insanely hard to replace the simplicity of text buffers and a keyboard. And why would you think this would seek to replace that, rather than com

> Because it's insanely hard to replace the simplicity of text buffers and a keyboard. And why would you think this would seek to replace that, rather than complementing it? Fill up your entire vision with forty text buffers. Use a keyboard on a twelve-inch-deep shelf on one side of your bedroom with no monitor taking up space behind it.