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> The business plan is to create collaborative and cloud-based features that businesses will be willing to pay for. You know what, that is fair. I know a lot of folks take an issue with software that is monetized and many are jumpy about software that might rugpull them and lock certain features behind a paywall some time down the line, or look into more aggressive forms of monetization, but at the same time a lot of…
Why is the terminal input so weird?
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Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#112Dark pattern #1: Allowing the user to download the app and only then requiring the user to login/signup. This is because you know very well almost nobody will bother to try your terminal if you make it clear you require a login up front. But if they've gone to the trouble of downloading it, dragging it to Applications and running it, then maybe they'll go all the way. Dark pattern #2: On sign-up, you "agree to our te…
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I had a feeling I should check first .. spidey senses were good...Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#113Dark pattern #1: Allowing the user to download the app and only then requiring the user to login/signup. This is because you know very well almost nobody will bother to try your terminal if you make it clear you require a login up front. But if they've gone to the trouble of downloading it, dragging it to Applications and running it, then maybe they'll go all the way. Dark pattern #2: On sign-up, you "agree to our te…
I am glad I checked back here before I clicked "Open" when asked “Warp.app” is an app downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it? I had a feeling I should check first .. spidey senses were good...
Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#114Dark pattern #1: Allowing the user to download the app and only then requiring the user to login/signup. This is because you know very well almost nobody will bother to try your terminal if you make it clear you require a login up front. But if they've gone to the trouble of downloading it, dragging it to Applications and running it, then maybe they'll go all the way. Dark pattern #2: On sign-up, you "agree to our te…
Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#115Literate programming in org-mode with babel and magit and () is
Still weird but so much more than a terminal
Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#116The developers seem to be proud that their shell is “Rust-based”, they write it several times on the main page. But why would I care what a closed-source application is made with? Sorry if it’s blunt, but I just don’t get it.
Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#117Let me mention MPW - The Macintosh Programmer's Workshop for classic MacOS. The shell was a text editor, just like the text editor for editing code. When you hit enter (or command-return) it evaluated the current line or selection. Command results were included in the document. (This was strictly a dumb terminal so there were no vt100 escape codes or such to mess up the display) If you were confused about the command…
Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#118Re: Why is the terminal input so weird?
#119As much as I'd like to encourage the rethinking of input methods, any terminal with a "Pricing" page is an instant nope from me. My current terminal is Open Source and while it's not perfect, it's also Free. That matters more to me than mouse input or IDE autosuggestions. If you're going to treat Linux users as a second-class citizen and charge for corporate usage, who are you hoping your target audience will be? Fra…
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Doesn't matter, any kind of connection to the mothership or telemetry is a no-no...
You could have corporate edition, with telemetry and everything or a personal one.
But no self-respecting dev is gonna use a terminal calling home for personal use...