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The major issue with terminal emulators like hyper, is that they don't take care of all the bazillion tiny edge cases that traditional terminals have had to dea
by azeirah 9y ago
The major issue with terminal emulators like hyper, is that they don't take care of all the bazillion tiny edge cases that traditional terminals have had to deal with over the past.. don't know, 30 years? How do I know that this thing is stable enough to be a daily driver?
- jazoom 9y ago30 years later and many terminals still don't protect against sneaky code execution, just to give one example. It seems time doesn't fix everything.
- azeirah 9y agoNo, alright, but I've seen several complaints from people trying out hyper, and getting exceptions/errors on a daily basis. I can't imagine black screen being any different, especially because it is newer.
- jazoom 9y agoI have hyper installed. I think it's fantastic. The only reason I don't use it is I usually open a terminal through VS Code but hyper doesn't open in the correct directory.