Kel distransient

all of this would be really cool and help make everybody's life easier

and I'm sure some people would be happy to pay for some of these features

mercurial support
pull requests do rebase-merge instead of just merge
looking at log of commits on a branch should also show tags and branches that are pointing to those commits
search through contents of all commits, not just the contents of currently selected branch/commit-ish
issues system integrating with external issues trackers
repository metrics accessible via rest/downloadable as csv or smth

Memory management natives built in, rust-like lifetimes, garbage collection annotations, as well as manual memory access methods.
Concurrency and parallelism implemented in the environment, not in the language, where it is just made accessible
Common function and method interface, languages implement how they handle these interfaces so that cross-calling between pure functional and imperative languages is more possible.
Platform-independent api for accessing the system. each application lives within a sandbox in this system, however.
Simplicity and style guidelines are important in how the system develops and grows. develop with a "less is more" community statement; be frugal but useful, too.
Two formats for storing bytecode, one in plaintext the other a binary file. Have support for sourcemapping bytecode.
A nice, simple way to debug programs, as well as some sort of proof assistant stuff?
Minimal runtime and memory usage, implementation by transpiling to c-- would provi

	sensitivity "1" // DPI is 1200
	con_enable "1" // Enable console
	snd_musicvolume "0" // No in-game music

	// Crosshair
	cl_crosshairstyle "4" // Static classic crosshair
	cl_crosshair_drawoutline "0" // More crisp crosshair
	cl_crosshairdot "0" // Remove dot to make visibility better
	cl_crosshairthickness "0" // Thinner crosshair
	cl_crosshairgap "-2" // Bring crosshair closer together

	Config_backColor_#1=eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5
	Config_backColor_#2=073642;;;;;;;eee8d5;eee8d5
	Config_backColor_#3=;;;;;;;eee8d5;
	Config_foreColor_#1=268bd2;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;eee8d5;268bd2;073642
	Config_foreColor_#2=d33682;;;;;;;073642;073642
	Config_foreColor_#3=;;;;;;;d33682;
	Config_fontColor_#1=93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1
	Config_fontColor_#2=93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1;93a1a1
	Config_fontColor_#3=;;;;;;;d33682;

	// to use, open a crosh session and press ctrl+shift+j to open up the inspector and navigate to the console
	// copy paste this script and press enter and the preferences will be placed in localstorage so that they will
	// load on subsequent crosh sessions.
	//
	// more information here: http://git.chromium.org/gitweb/?p=chromiumos/platform/assets.git;a=blob;f=chromeapps/nassh/doc/faq.txt

	localStorage.clear() // reset so that options (specifically font-family) don't get weird.

	term_.prefs_.set("environment", {TERM: "xterm-256color"})
	term_.prefs_.set("audible-bell-sound", "") // disable error bell sound

	use std::io;
	use std::rand;

	struct Player<'a> { name: &'a str, health: uint, heroism: uint }
	struct Place { index: uint, danger: uint }

	static MAX_HEALTH: uint = 100;
	static MAX_HEROISM: uint = 100;
	static PLACE_NAMES: [&'static str, ..5] = [
	"Woods", "Cave", "Mountain", "Town", "Desert"];

	#!/usr/bin/env node --harmony

	// todo: only worry about flags if this is the main module
	var argv = require('minimist')(process.argv.slice(2))
	var createClient = require('net-oce-protocol')
	var duplex = require('duplexer')
	var spawn = require('child_process').spawn
	var path = require('path')
	var inspect = require('util').inspect
	var co = require('co')

	@import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Anonymous+Pro:400,400italic,700,700italic&subset=latin,latin-ext,greek,cyrillic)

	x-screen { overflow-y: auto !important; }