Dreaded punch card.
Years ago we had to submit these to get a working program. One card for each line of code. God forbid you should drop the stack and they were not numbered. They also made great bookmarks.
Guiless?
You actually can do a minimal windowing from the command line in Linux with dvtm. Dvtm is excellent for low end machines where graphics are not a priority. In the picture shown we have a working clock, SC a spreadsheet that you can easily export data to your favorite desktop spreadsheet such as Libreoffice, Links2 a web browser pointed to www.google.com, and finally nano a pretty decent basic text editor. I prefer vim, but nano has more of a user interface. Cheatsheet: `dvtm` is one simple, easy-to-use terminal multiplexer. Commonly used Options: -v prints version information to standard output, then exits. -m <mod> set default modifier at runtime. [cmd...] Execute cmd after dvtm is started. KeyBoard Shortcuts: Mod Each keybinding begins with Mod which defaults to ^g but can be changed in config.h or with the -m command line option. Mod-c Create a new shell window. Mod-x Cl
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