Their terminal will now be functional offline, as terminals should be…

  • @[email protected]
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    34 days ago

    Slightly offtopic, but I’m looking for a new terminal, can I have some recommendations? I feel like Warp is not going to be on the list.

      • Jezza
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        24 days ago

        Seconded.
        Wezterm is one of the best, most customisable terminals I’ve used.

        It’s super fast, and there’s a lot you can do with it.

        The multiplexing still has some rough edges, but it’s getting closer and closer to replacing tmux for me.

    • Encrypt-Keeper
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      23 days ago

      Termius is phenomenal if remote SSH is your goal. The portability between desktop and phones is flawless, and it’s truly one of the only subscription services I gladly pay for. They come out with nice regular updates too.

      If all you need is a slick terminal to use locally though, kitty is great.

    • Akatsuki Levi
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      84 days ago

      Kitty term is quite good Or if you want something that just damn works, xfce4-terminal is one I can’t get myself to replace

      • moonlight
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        54 days ago

        Yeah kitty is really good. I did mostly choose it for the name, but it might be the best terminal emulator out there. It’s fast, with a lot of great modern features.

    • @[email protected]
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      24 days ago

      I’m a fan of Alacritty, it’s written in rust and uses GPU rendering to be one of the fastest terminals on the planet. Sounds odd but genuinely makes a difference

    • megane-kun
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      24 days ago

      It depends on what you need on a terminal. If I just wanted a terminal, I’d go with Foot, but Konsole (on KDE Plasma) might be a good all-around solution.

    • @[email protected]
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      3 days ago

      Easily Ptyxis if you work with containers or immutable distros. Makes managing containers a breeze, has tabs for each container in which you can work as normal and is full of visual clues so you won’t be able to mess anything up.