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I tried it for a week or so on Ashai. It was super fast. However the lack of tab support ended up being a dealbreaker. Multiple instances are ok, but I prefer
by SamuelAdams 3y ago
I tried it for a week or so on Ashai. It was super fast. However the lack of tab support ended up being a dealbreaker. Multiple instances are ok, but I prefer tabs at the top of my application.
- SushiHippie 3y agoI suppose foot works best with a tiling window manager, it's also very often the default with swaywm
- walteweiss 3y agoWhich allows you to do tabs (with wm). So it has tabs if you really need them. Also foot can be used as a server and client, which I use all the time. It allowes for instant start and less memory consumption, when you need many terminal windows open.
- all2 3y agoIt depends on what you want to manage your tabs. For example, a good tiling window manager will handle tabbing for you. In i3 Meta-w will swap into tabbed mode.
- aorth 3y agoI use tmux (and before that, screen). Same paradigm as tabs, with a few benefits. Might work for you unless you are really set on actual tabs.
- teo_zero 3y agoI've never understood the love for tabs. They stop you from seeing two terminals simultaneously. I mean, we invented windows exactly for that, didn't we?