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I don't like how intrusive kitty is. The "shell integration", "remote control", ssh's "kittens" makes feel uneasy from a security standpoint. Maybe I'm just bei
by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I don't like how intrusive kitty is. The "shell integration", "remote control", ssh's "kittens" makes feel uneasy from a security standpoint. Maybe I'm just being paranoid :p
I thought about forking it into a "skinny kitty". But there are so many good ttys nowadays that I the effort is not worth it.
Another option would be to sandbox with linux namespace and capabilities. Not sure how feasible it is.
Kitty does has a lot of cool features though -- most I don't care about.
- gorjusborg 4y agoI feel the same way, yet I still use it. I would love a fast terminal that supported the tmux-like splits/panes and flexible keybindings and dropped all the exotic stuff. In particular, the custom termcap stuff I have to do with kitty when ssh-ing is enough to motivate me to switch.