This is extremely neat and I will probably try it on one of my actual Windows 3.1 machines :)
A suggestion (which seems easy enough to implement, I might give it a try if I can get the build environment set up): make the system prompt customizable in the Options dialog. Having it be 1992 is fun, but kinda limiting. I might actually use this at some point -- if you're on your retro computer, trying to solve a problem, it might actually make some semblance of sense to use this rather than dig out a modern computer or smartphone.
A suggestion (which seems easy enough to implement, I might give it a try if I can get the build environment set up): make the system prompt customizable in the Options dialog. Having it be 1992 is fun, but kinda limiting. I might actually use this at some point -- if you're on your retro computer, trying to solve a problem, it might actually make some semblance of sense to use this rather than dig out a modern computer or smartphone.