NAME lab 29 - embedded graphs DESCRIPTION Taking inspiration from Mathematica 's notebook user interface, I tried implementing graphs embedded within the shell window, wm/sh . The idea being that a scrolling page of graphs, text and images is easier to manage than many overlapping windows. I feel this especially while I'm iteratively running commands, generating data and viewing graphs. The shell window provides a history of activity. By including other windows in that history I can look back at the graphs I generated, what data generated them, what command was used to generate the data, and so on. With overlapping windows this context can be lost. Wm/sh used in this way now behaves as a rudimentary window manager. It is easy to imagine ways in which it becomes inconvient to use. Such as interacting with two windows separated by a large block of text. But it still might ad