2018 was a good time for philosophy, or so they say (don't ask me why).
Z3bra in this thread tried to open the heated debate about what should be considered the "standard of computing" for today, whether we should embrace the change in interfaces or not, whether archaic human-computer interfaces should be reviewed, and most importantly, whether we should learn from one another.

This highly depends on the purpose of the machine, obviously, to which users it is targetted, especially this distinction: humans or machines.

This is a very open-ended question that encompasses a lot of things. So how do you see the interfaces of the future, be it human-computer interaction or machine-to-machine interaction, what would be the IPC, or the devices used, the kind of interfaces, and more.

Will we ever see a come back of the command line shell as the goto interface for users?

...And the debate continues.