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The main feature for me is splitting panes. I used to that in tilix and got western working exactly the same (can't stand tmux , sorry). The Lua configuration
by gtirloni 2y ago
The main feature for me is splitting panes. I used to that in tilix and got western working exactly the same (can't stand tmux , sorry).
The Lua configuration is very intuitive as well.
I do get some indirect crashes when Xwayland crashes, which is rare. I had to disable Wayland support in wezterm because the window decorations aren't great yet.
- abhinavk 2y agoSame. Panes and tabs are must in a modern terminal emulator. I like tmux but not on my workstation.
- bravetraveler 2y agoI'm with you! tmux is pretty much a non-starter for me beyond a remote job manager. My window manager (Sway) already requires enough wild incantations. If any, I really appreciate simple integration in the terminal. A little more than 'foot' but not a lot. Tabs/panes, like you say. It gives some more granularity to the organization without a lot of new buttons to push. I've taken most of the Tilix defaults through several! Currently Kitty... though I may try WezTerm.