The effects during typing are a little distracting. Do you plan to allow the usual string navigation shortcuts that my hands are apparently unable to type without? (^-a ^-e ^-k, etc.) ?
My personal site is a terminal
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I really like the particles.
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#32Interesting, but Tab completion seems broken: cd Foosball/ cat r Selecting text (on Firefox) doesn't seem to work either.
> Selecting text (on Firefox) doesn't seem to work either.
It seems to be intentional. It works if you deactivate JavaScript.
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#33I also can’t interact with it on my iPad. No keyboard comes up or a button like backup.
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#34Why?
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#35I love this.
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#37The effects during typing are a little distracting. Do you plan to allow the usual string navigation shortcuts that my hands are apparently unable to type without? (^-a ^-e ^-k, etc.) ?
Yeah, the one thing that made me click away from the site was the particle effects when typing. It really broke that 'suspension of disbelief' moment for me. I know it is not a real terminal, but if you are going to go to the effort of making people feel they are interacting with a terminal, then don't break that illusion with fancy chrome.
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#39I built one of these ~7 years ago (I feel old :( ) based on this over here [1], inspired by the XKCD CLI [2].
This is certainly prettier!
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#40Nice! I made a site where information was primarily exposed via keyboard input (my personal site as well[0]) but I had to make sure mobile worked okay so I made a static version for mobile users.