Tools tagged with #terminal

I started using Ghostty when it was still in beta after moving from Alacritty and kitty. The fact that it is written in Zig was one of my primary motivators and I’ve enjoyed reading the source and learnt a thing or two about patterns in Zig.

I started off using screen for many years and then switched to tmux. I control tmux through mostly a few aliases in my shell to create, attach and detach from sessions. I’m not sure if I’ll continue to use tmux in the coming years thanks to Mitchell Hashimoto’s Ghostty. Perhaps will still be useful for remote sessions. I’m yet to dig more into this. 😀