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Despite the negativity in the comments (and in the comments of the previous discussion), the architecture of Tabby seems like it would lend itself to implementi
by eddyg 4y ago
Despite the negativity in the comments (and in the comments of the previous discussion), the architecture of Tabby seems like it would lend itself to implementing "modern" features like those in the "pricing TBD" Warp[0] terminal emulator for macOS.
[0] https://www.warp.dev https://www.warp.dev
- gymbeaux 4y agoWarp looks cool but surely you can get that sort of autocomplete/“intellisense” (for the C# folk) in any terminal e.g. Konsole or iTerm and save some money
- nicoburns 4y agoProper multiline editing with full mouse support is the main thing I want that warp has that I haven’t been able find in any other terminal. No enough to make me switch to a proprietary terminal though.
- bombolo 4y ago> Proper multiline editing with full mouse support ctrl+x cltr+e Works on every terminal. Vim and EMACS do support the mouse, you can set your editor to a graphical one.
- nicoburns 4y ago> ctrl+x cltr+e > Works on every terminal. Vim and EMACS do support the mouse, you can set your editor to a graphical one. It didn't work on mine (iterm2 + zsh)! But in any case, I want multiline text input without losing the context of my terminal (so I can still see the command history and the output of previous commands, and can scroll back as necessary). The functionality I've seen before to drop one into a an editor (either TUI or GUI) doesn't allow for this.