You have a lot of good points, but this one jumped out at me:
> - Don't work remote. If it doesn't work remotely without installation (and none do), it's pointless to me.
That just sounds like a by-definition dismissal of all shells outside of the few provided by an OS. Having it work remotely is of course essential. But the most talented programmer alive is not going to write a shell that you can use without installing it. :/
> - Don't work remote. If it doesn't work remotely without installation (and none do), it's pointless to me.
That just sounds like a by-definition dismissal of all shells outside of the few provided by an OS. Having it work remotely is of course essential. But the most talented programmer alive is not going to write a shell that you can use without installing it. :/