Currently the latest command is at the bottom of the terminal (like in most terminal emulators).
But for teaching that is reather unpleasent, since the most important part is at the bottom of the screen.
I looked around for a while and found that the only terminal emulator that supports reverse order is warp, which I don't wat to really use and apart from that, even when I use it and start the julia REPL that will have the top to bottom behaviour even in the warp reverse mode.
To me as a layman it doesn't sound to complicated to have a command line flag like julia -r which will start a julia REPL in "reverse mode".
But probably the devil is in the detail here.
Currently the latest command is at the bottom of the terminal (like in most terminal emulators).
But for teaching that is reather unpleasent, since the most important part is at the bottom of the screen.
I looked around for a while and found that the only terminal emulator that supports reverse order is warp, which I don't wat to really use and apart from that, even when I use it and start the julia REPL that will have the top to bottom behaviour even in the warp reverse mode.
To me as a layman it doesn't sound to complicated to have a command line flag like
julia -r
which will start a julia REPL in "reverse mode". But probably the devil is in the detail here.