I use Kitty as a terminal (on Linux) and fish as a shell (on both Linux and macOS). No AI (why do you need AI? Just use `tldr` or `--help`). Kitty is GPU accel

I use Kitty as a terminal (on Linux) and fish as a shell (on both Linux and macOS). No AI (why do you need AI? Just use `tldr` or `--help`). Kitty is GPU accelerated and has excellent support for displaying images in the terminal, using the Kitty graphics protocol. It also has its own keyboard protocol which works around many limitations you'd normally encounter with modkeys and TUI apps. Also waiting to check out GhosTTY, which is supposed to be super fast (comes out next month). As for the shell, I too hsed zsh in the past, but I switched away from zsh due to how slow and bloated it became. fish is fast, and stuff like oh-my* is completely optional, because fish has many of the features zsh users would normally install manually. The only plugins I use in fish are fisher (a fish package manager) and tide (a really fast, customisable asynchronous prompt).