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This is my Ghostty config at the moment: https://gist.github.com/fastjack/ef5815ee655a0919ca942bb096ee0adc
It starts Nushell by default. I wish Ghostty had some kind of profiles so I could have profiles for other shells. Can't do everything in Nushell yet.
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A little later than planned, but I'm finally live! We're working on fixing a bug in #Ghostty 
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I’m planning on fixing a bug in #Ghostty that’s breaking fish shell integration for some Mac’s on stream tonight - in about 6 hours or so.
Come watch on https://twitch.tv/kreykjalin if you’re interested!
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I have to _blame_ @willmcgugan for rediscovering the power of the 
His amazing work with #Rich and #Textual for 
got me to realize how much has happened since GUI and mouse took over the world.
This year it all begins to come together to form a good base with #ArchLinux 
#Ghostty 
#Tmux and #Neovim 
to really get going with.
Took me 20 minutes to migrate my Kitty configuration to Ghostty https://ghostty.org . I really like the globally available Terminal overlay that I can easily toggle, also the native MacOS secure input integration and the better splits management. Here are my dotfiles https://github.com/bruvduroiu/dotfiles
GhosttyGhosttyGhostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration.
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There https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions/6740?sort=new#discussioncomment-12511707 - I now have a fully working set of default keybinds for #Ghostty on Ubuntu 24.04 with Swedish (Nordic) keyboard layout.
Was a fun way to also learn them all. Many, especially the splitting (#tmux) ones, will be mighty useful.
GitHubOffer to help fix keybindings on Linux · ghostty-org ghostty · Discussion #6740While I'm trying to figure out more to #6636 and #6637 I keep finding more default keybindings that isn't working. For example ctrl+, works to open the config, but ctrl+shit+, doesn't reload it. It...
When I decided to go All-In on the a few weeks back, and try out #Ghostty - I wasn't expecting to find myself in the rabbit-hole of keyboard layouts: https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions/6740
And for sure I am surprised how much I enjoy learning about how challenging it can be for developers, about something I before thought should be easy.
For me a great lesson I'm sure will deliver lots of value for many other things to come, on my journey trying to code the idea I'm working on.
GitHubOffer to help fix keybindings on Linux · ghostty-org ghostty · Discussion #6740While I'm trying to figure out more to #6636 and #6637 I keep finding more default keybindings that isn't working. For example ctrl+, works to open the config, but ctrl+shit+, doesn't reload it. It...
I love how #ghostty allows me to split the terminal however I want without relying on another tool like tmux, screen, zellij, or something similar.
Yesterday I learned that #ghostty, the terminal emulator supports custom shaders. So here is a little retro/crt shader: https://gist.github.com/lukad/d979a36ed9a83020bd6fa3fa0d5d7c89
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#ghostty is kind of neat and all, but GPU-accelerated terminals work a lot better when the GPU isn't already 96% busy.
It just gets *laggy*.
I'm trying out this new terminal you guys may have heard of #ghostty! Shieet!! The fuck is going on with terminals. It took be 20 minutes to figure out how to change my keyboard shortcuts!
Thing looks good tho!!!
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@deanfx Recently switched from iTerm2 to #Ghostty https://ghostty.org from @mitchellh and I've very pleased with how easy it is to use and configure
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Got really far with #Neovim in #Ghostty 
Over the weekend I also got #Python LSP working and I really like how it looks. Thus far I use default color schemes, only a nice #NerdFonts installed.
Task now is to figure out how to make it show the dependencies aren't installed for this project. That is the main thing, I know of now, that is not showing yet.
Going back to #vscode is only looking less likely - this is simply so much more enjoyable for me already 
