That is weird - I did it on Fedora 41 but it should be in older releases. What version are you running, and do you have the repos setup funny?

I was expecting rust, we don't have any good rust based terminal, alacrity is there but it doesn't support images and western seems not working well for me on windows manager like hyprland and niri. I'm still using kitty because ghostty wasn't upto my expectations

@@Shaenamityw e z t e r m

I also don’t like them - do you see channels that are getting views with a better style I should check out?

@@LinuxBTW your thumbnail is fine, they might have been referring to the Ghostty icon lol. I would drop the bg music though.

Haha well the first one had me making a KZbin face so I hurried up and edited it

Yes it works using WSLg

Please. Distracting.

no!

!music

Rust shill?

Might as well stop using Linux as it's written in C.😂😂😂

Either i am not grounded || OP was sarcastic

Yeah I really like Wezterm and was using it previously, will have to swap back and forth for a month and see how each feels

How it is compared to wezterm? Current using latter in my rice

@@felipemarcelino6175 They are very comparable, I would assume if you like one, you will like the other, so take any comparison in the context of the each being the best of the best. Ghostly feels a bit more responsive to me. This is totally anecdotal, but when I cat a large file, there is no delay or sluggishness, just instant text. Perhaps this is just a difference in internal buffer size before a flush and could have been configured, but it was noticeable to me. After figuring how to do run it as a daemon as I often do with all my terminals, ghostty opens bit faster than the same with wezterm, but this difference is negligible, and if you use any window animations for opening windows, they will take longer than either of them. As someone with a highly personalized neovim setup, and previously used AwesomeWM, I can appreciate a good Lua configuration, but I simply never found a use for it with wezterm, which is probably its most notable advantage over ghostty. For someone who does rely upon using Lua to achieve some custom rice not otherwise possible, they would be better off just staying with wezterm. I your Lua config for wezterm is essentially just setting key/value options, then it really doesn't matter if its in Lua or basic ini/conf style, but this will probably be the largest determining factor.

I can't tell if this is a serious or just bait....

If you use the terminal extensively (neovim, tmux, etc), why not?

Please remove the IT part of your KZbin name if that remark was serious 🤣

​@@aquepaique i've been using neovim, tmux, etc extensively on Konsole for many years. everything is pretty much instant. there's literally no difference in performance between it and ghostty (i'm talking about my human-limited perception, not benchmarks)

@@ilyastrus4770 nah, the smoothness gain is human-perceptible specially for big files with good amount of treesitter symbols.

Ah glad you found it - a trick I use to find what a compiler command output is I run the compile then immediately type 'find . -mmin -1' and this shows me all of the files modified in the last minute

Literally released today

cue the eye roll. "how does this only have x views 🤡"

eza (ls replacement), starship and fzf (and fzf-tab) and bat (cat replacement) are all excellent. I prefer starship over ohmyzsh personally.

press the esc key and then type :w