Command shells have never been a particularly glamorous part of Linux. They’ve generally been regarded as useful tools for those who use them, but they’ve never gotten any of the attention that’s usually lavished on graphical user interfaces. Xiki is a new command shell that may change that, however. Xiki aims to blend shell and GUI into a powerful tool that we’ve never seen before.
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