# Terminal Edition released

> A new front page with a drawn computer and a working command line. Boot up, browse the folders, and explore with Tab.
- **Author**: Nader Cserny
- **Published**: 2026-10-09
- **URL**: https://nader.io/posts/terminal-edition-released

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A new edition of the front page: [Terminal](/editions/terminal/).

Thin black lines, JetBrains Mono, and a computer that takes centre stage. It boots into a working command prompt, with writing, projects and art as folders you can explore.

<a href="/editions/terminal/"><img src="/posts/terminal-edition-screen.webp" alt="The Terminal edition's outlined monitor, keyboard and mouse, with writing, projects and art listed on the black screen." width="1104" height="546" loading="lazy" decoding="async" /></a>

Type `help` for the guide, or jump straight in with `cd writing`. `ls` lists what's there, and `ll` adds more detail. Tab completes commands, folder names and titles: try `cd wri`, press Tab, then Enter. Once inside, `vi How` and Tab will find a matching post. `cd` can open titles too.

Open something, read it, and come back. The terminal picks up where you left off, with the cursor ready for the next command.

There are a couple of things to break as well. `rm projects` removes the projects section. Bare `rm` wipes the page and asks for an OS disk. Reboot brings the BIOS back and restores everything.

[Boot it up](/editions/terminal/).

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