Ideas

• A terminal-first window manager. Most window managers have their "shell" with some taskbar or something and then launch programs that have windows within this, and a terminal can be one such program. In the background there's a picture, but this is also just a program.
  • Why not flip it around? When launched you get a full-screen terminal.
  • Launch other programs as tiles within this terminal, have splits etc.
  • Why? Because having an "empty" workspace is never useful. This would design that out of the system.
  • It would also be easier to have a terminal-feel for the entire system, for people into that.
• Some way of broadcasting "I like this"; like rss but flipped? Or maybe it's exactly like rss? A feed that links to other's works? Hmm.
• fzf-style cli wrapper using tab complete files as input. Want to basically get better tab-complete where it's easier to see if a thing should be an input (what kind) or one thing from a predefined list (e.g. git | has a bunch of valid options, but git checkout -b | does not: here you need to write).
• Minimal orchestration/web service platform/something focused on simplicity.
• Federated something for "reviews" of anything. Movies, books, series, albums, stores, restaurants, anything. Should be in a searchable format so that people can have a list of people whose opinions they're interested in and query "give me books I might like".
  • This is better than random review sites, since those has reviews from random people.
  • Deduplication is probably difficult. Even isbn numbers aren't really unique, and most other items does not have soemthing similar to it.
• Something autodoc for JS?
• Guitar software. Automatic fingering, get precise timings for a riff so that you know if you're on beat. Better tab editing than Guitar Pro.
• saas for sharing tribal knowledge that otherwise gets lost somewhere else
• Create a better code review experience that's not GitHub style PRs.