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Modern terminal emulators run at native resolution and support window splitting. You can have the exact same information density (I'd argue that a nice neovim e
by nartho 1y ago
Modern terminal emulators run at native resolution and support window splitting. You can have the exact same information density (I'd argue that a nice neovim environment has more information density than most IDEs since vs code and jetbrains seem to love putting extra space and padding everywhere now.)
- __alexs 1y agoTerminal emulators can only do exactly that. Emulate increasingly large terminals. They are almost fundamentally unable to render something smaller than a single character.