TextScreen is stateless and "raw on hardware". This Console class can track state and eventually may handle virtual screens etc. Because of this it is not static, but the default one is created in System.Global. This is separate from the plugged Console as it cannot hold any state. The plugged Console writes to the default, but later a global var can be changed to allow it output to differnet virtual ones based on process ID, etc.

This is a writing / scrolling class // A different class will be created for fixed positioning (can use TextScreen for now). // Mixing writing with fixed position just creates a mess, and would interefere with scroll // back capabilities etc.