Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2024 1:42 am
by Clarity
I saw this report (WARP) and it appears to be written by @BarryK (you will notice WHY when you read/scan thru it ... hint: 'easyos' and style of writing).
Its the "Terminal for Linux upgraded from yesterday's world to today's". This is my way of expressing what that article shows. Instead of taking a terminal and adding things, like "tldr" and others, useful things are built in for today's users no matter their background with an aim to accelerate productivity in terminal usage.
I saw this report (WARP) and it appears to be written by @BarryK (you will notice WHY when you read/scan thru it ... hint: 'easyos' and style of writing).
Its the "Terminal for Linux upgraded from yesterday's world to today's". This is my way of expressing what that article shows. Instead of taking a terminal and adding things, like "tldr" and others, useful things are built in for today's users no matter their background with an aim to accelerate productivity in terminal usage.
BTW: Its authors encourages bug reports and feature requests.
Lastly, FossaPUP and BionicPUP users will need a PET. Other modern recent PUPs can get it from their package managers.
BarryK?
I doubt it
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2024 8:40 am
by Clarity
Someone else expresses like @BarryK and also uses EASYOS to make his life easy in that report. It is well-written, complete, and expressive in objectivity.
@williwaw Did you notice those points?
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2024 1:13 pm
by BarryK
This is very annoying, associating my name with something that I have nothing to do with.
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
This is very annoying, associating my name with something that I have nothing to do with.
Yes. Shame on you @Clarity !
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2024 6:28 pm
by fatdoguser
A big clue is that the report clearly indicates "Feature Story (By Jesse Smith)" - who has a distrowatch.com email address, is one of the
Over the years many people have helped to build and expand the site, notably Ladislav Bodnar (founder), Dr Zhu Wen Tao, Jesse Smith, Robert Storey, Caitlyn Martin and Susan Linton
core team.
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2024 8:25 pm
by Clarity
Apology IS IN ORDER! My mistaken identity.
I think the article is presented well, similar to how Barry has done things in the past.
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2024 2:15 am
by bigpup
I do not really consider this a terminal.
Not when it is around 100MB installed and can connect to an outside source on the Internet.
Sure it seems to work like one, but it is really a way to connect and use an AI server.
Communicate with an AI.
Warp AI!
Re: Terminals will become this as Tiling and Wayland rise to standard Linux use
Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2024 11:52 pm
by Clarity
There are and will be opponents to anything new.
This terminal does have promise, in particular to CLI developers and users, alike. Here is a brief video that members would want to review, also. Should help our understanding.
I am not requesting change for those who are already comfortable with what they have always used. Rather, these reports are for those who might not know of a beneficial alternative that they might want to explore.
Like everything new and similar to 'tiling' windows, it will need to survive resistances to consideration.