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I am not a very adept terminal user. I just hook in to tmux. So all emulators are basically the same for me. Switching windows in tmux is much faster than click
by kaycey2022 2y ago
I am not a very adept terminal user. I just hook in to tmux. So all emulators are basically the same for me. Switching windows in tmux is much faster than clicking on tabs. ghostty at least looks much nicer. It has a lot of built in fonts and themes. Command line editing is similar. Man pages for some reason are very slow to open in iterm2, but that isn't the case here. The only deal breaker for me is that it takes up a lot of cpu (in macbook air). Unless there is a simple, non-consequential config to change that will fix this, I will stay with iterm for now.
- oneeyedpigeon 2y ago> Switching windows in tmux is much faster than clicking on tabs. Sure, if you're clicking tabs... A fairer comparison would be between the keyboard shortcut to switch windows in tmux and the native keyboard shortcut to switch tabs.
- kaycey2022 2y agowhich is prefix+number in tmux. I don't know if you can easily jump to a tab with a visible index in ghostty.
- barnabee 2y agoOn Mac at least it seems to be cmd+number