Just drop the name. Explain what you like about it if you are feeling generous. I am curious what the terminal emulator landscape is these days.

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    14 days ago

    ghostty, it supports the kitty graphics protocol, it’s pretty fast and easily configurable and pretty. i’d use allacrity but they don’t support kitty protocol.

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        i wouldn’t recommend ratty. or at least not for now, afaik it was created as an experiment to add 3d rendering in the terminal, but it still needs some work, plus no one is actually doing much 3d rendering there. which outweights the benefits of a stable working terminal for something that (still) has no purpose in everyday usage.

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          It does look like a silly, experimental terminal. I just thought it was interesting, but it does need more development. I’m interested in a minimal but modern terminal with features such as kitty graphics support. I prefer to choose tools with minimal overlap of features, such as terminals without built-in multiplexers, which is why I have used alacritty with tmux and zellij. Ratty would be a good fit for me when it becomes more stable.

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            i think that fits ghostty pretty well. it does have some extra stuff backed in such as tabs but you can disable them and let a multiplexer handle that (that’s what i did) and also remove other stuff such a window decoration and so on. allacrity is fast but no kitty support and kitty obviously has kitty support but it’s slower (it’s python) so ghostty is a pretty good middle ground. it’s written in zig which sits more or less at the same level of abstraction as rust.

            this is my ghostty config if you’re interested:

            # appearance
            theme = tokyonight_night
            window-padding-x = 5
            window-padding-y = 8
            window-height = 30
            window-width = 90
            background-image = background.png
            background-image-opacity = 0.1
            background-image-position = center
            background-image-fit = contain
            # background-image-repeat = true
            
            # font
            font-family = FiraCode Nerd Font
            font-size = 11
            
            # cursor
            cursor-style = bar
            cursor-style-blink = true
            gtk-titlebar = false
            
            # misc
            scrollback-limit = 10000
            copy-on-select = true
            
            command = zellij