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Raycast > Alfred Warp > iTerm https://www.raycast.com https://www.raycast.com https://www.warp.dev https://www.warp.dev

• kilroy123 3y ago
  I've wanted to try raycast but too lazy as I've already paid for Alfred. How does it compare? What about custom workflows? I have a bunch already created.
  • jwells89 3y ago
    Alfred is ridiculously lightweight and well-optimized, too, which is something a lot of newer software struggles with.
• asystole 3y ago
  Raycast is great, I agree. Warp... last time I tried it (very recently) it wanted me to log in before I could use it. Log in. To a terminal emulator.
  • imbnwa 3y ago
    >Warp... last time I tried it (very recently) it wanted me to log in before I could use it. Log in. To a terminal emulator Unforgivable
• FireBeyond 3y ago
  > Raycast > Alfred $10/month for some of the things Alfred offers, perhaps not.
• SushiHippie 3y ago
  For me alacritty >> other terminal emulators on macos. Not because it does have cool features, but because it is not as laggy [0] as the others and comes close to Terminal.app but supports 256colors [0] i'm normally a linux user and use "foot" as my terminal emulator, and the terminal emulators there are so much more responsive than on macos/windows
  • imbnwa 3y ago
    Was a Wezterm diehard, Lua scripting so good, but I'll be damned if Alacritty has the lowest latency when using Neovim