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icat and diff programs are nice but I've never thought other terminals needed to print or scroll faster.

• reaperducer 6y ago
  Then your workflow is different from other people who do need this feature.
  • da39a3ee 6y ago
    Can you explain? I don't understand it either. I use iTerm2 on a modern mac; does that mean I don't have the performance problems being addressed by kitty and alacritty?
    • hurrrrrrrr 6y ago
      It is useful with some badly written build systems that think they have to write every invocation of gcc to stdout. Like every badly written Makefile out there. Or `cat myapp/log/yesterday.log`. You can work around both but it's clunky. And also it's a thing that's not a must have, just a nice(r) to have.