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By the rollercoaster of points this post is experiencing, I may have expressed myself poorly. To be clear, the concept of a modern, cross-platform Terminal core
by tambourine_man 1y ago
By the rollercoaster of points this post is experiencing, I may have expressed myself poorly.
To be clear, the concept of a modern, cross-platform Terminal core with native GUI implementations for each major vendor is amazing and I'm very glad it exists. It's just not quite there yet for me and I don't know if it ever will be. But I'm very excited by it and hopeful.
- mixmastamyk 1y agoI was also downvoted for mentioning a few other minor things it is missing as well. While I'm holding out, it's getting there however.
- Biganon 1y agoSame here. Mentioned 3 different bugs that happened to me recently, but it looks like it's deemed uncalled for or something.
- WhyNotHugo 1y agoIt’s weird to me that they consider GTK a “native” implementation — GTK is a whole [opinionated] layer of abstraction on top of the native interfaces. It’s native in the sense that it’s not Electron, or Java, but it’s still a layer of abstraction which introduces all sorts of quirks.