nickdichev 5 minutes ago

Nice, I've been running nightly to get access to the cursor shaders. I've found them really helpful, especially when screen sharing.

dsissitka 31 minutes ago

Some Typometer measurements on i3 here:

  # Title                   Min     Max     Avg     SD
  1 xterm 397               3.1     4.0     3.5     0.2
  2 Alacritty 0.15.1        3.6     4.8     4.2     0.2
  3 xfce4-terminal 1.1.4    2.9     6.8     4.4     0.3
  4 Ghostty 1.2.0           11.3    15.5    13.0    0.7
  5 kitty 0.42.2            11.7    21.3    15.8    3.3
https://imgur.com/a/RobYTWY
  • dsissitka 19 minutes ago

    Bonus VS Code:

      # Title      Min     Max     Avg     SD
      1 VS Code    10.8    19.7    13.0    1.2
wrcwill 3 minutes ago

can you ctrl-f now?

alberth 2 hours ago

There's a lot of great engineering that goes into Ghostty (not just in the codebase itself, but also in how the project is managed and run).

It's a lot of fun following it, just to gleam best practices from.

Rick76 2 hours ago

It's projects like this that make me feel awe. I'm a full stack developer, but I feel like I don't have the low level knowledge to know all the work that goes into a project like a terminal emulator.

I love the app on my Mac, can't wait to go home and try it out

Analemma_ 22 minutes ago

As someone who spends most of my time remoted in to other machines, it's very hard to give up the deep tmux integration on iTerm 2, but I do cast a wandering gaze at Ghostty now and then. I know some people think tmux is a dead-end so if an alternative ever really gains traction I could be convinced to switch.

mixmastamyk 2 hours ago

Seems it is in every distro except the debians and fedoras, the ones I use. Also no GUI config. Guess I’ll wait a while.

I tried the app image once, and it looked promising.

nylonstrung 2 hours ago

Ghostty is both the greatest terminal emulator and Zig product ever made

akagusu 3 hours ago

It look's like a good terminal emulator. The sad part is that on Linux it is Gnome only.

  • sionisrecur 3 hours ago

    What do you mean? It uses Gtk but can be used from other desktop environments.

    • akagusu an hour ago

      It uses libadwaita which is a GNOME only library. It will run on others GTK environments but won't match the UI styles.

  • lizardking an hour ago

    I'm using it on Arch with Hyperland just fine.