I agree with what you've said here and in other comments. Terminals are useful, to a degree, but there's so much fruit to be had. And I don't see why we need to

I agree with what you've said here and in other comments. Terminals are useful, to a degree, but there's so much fruit to be had. And I don't see why we need to be stuck in terminals (I guess terminal emulators is more accurate) as the primary mode of interaction. Warp is interesting enough, but it's a shame it isn't cross-platform to begin with, and I'm dubious about the business model of a terminal product. I think the best hope is that they're purchased by Microsoft, and it gets integrated into VS Code. It also continues to lean into the terminal idea, although it does approach it from scratch, which is nice. https://www.warp.dev/ https://www.warp.dev/ I think the idea of notebook type interfaces is perhaps underrated for scripting purposes. Microsoft's Polyglot Notebooks and .dib format addresses this.