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Terminal emulator alternative #30
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Probably will switch to Ghostty when that becomes generally available
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I've been using Ghostty since the private beta (December 2023) but is now generally available and open source. It's great and has a solid design ethos driving it forward. Standards-compliant (works how you expect and even complex text-UI (TUI) programs that use fancy control-codes work), supports some fancier features (like Kitty grahpics/image support), performant/fast, mouse-draggable tabs, native UI and experience to the platform, plans for a settings GUI, and hopefully more nicety features to come. Basically all the goodness of iTerm2 but now cross-platform. It's super easy to build with Zig ( The only big downside at the moment is that it doesn't have |
Currently using
xfce4-terminal
which came with my Manjaro/XFCE install but it's lacking features. Basically, I'm just used to some niceties from iTerm2 on macOS.Lacking features:
Ctrl + Shift + f
find dialog does not show number of occurrences and highlight the position in the scrollbarxfce4-terminal
repo by https://gitlab.xfce.org/apps/xfce4-terminal/-/issues/241 and https://gitlab.xfce.org/apps/xfce4-terminal/-/issues/242Cmd + Shift + arrow up/down
after installing the shell integration (https://stackoverflow.com/a/56420163/796832). Basically what it does it add a special mark to your shell prompt and you can jump from mark to mark.Some stuff from https://www.warp.dev/ also looks cool but haven't tried it.
Potential solutions
Some recommendations: https://askubuntu.com/a/1079589/196148
Interesting options:
Possible options:
Not viable:
Solution
Use Ghostty
TODO: Figure out which shell to use -> #35
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