cieplik

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   by cieplik 5y ago

   thanks - will follow up once the dust settles!
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   Hey - that's a good point. The thing about terminal benchmarks is that there are many of them, each focusing on a different aspect and producing different results. There's one by alacritty team[1] that we used in our initial tests
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   It's also worth mentioning that we didn't "just copy" Alacritty. We actually collaborated with Alacritty creators when starting Warp.
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   Hey - in general, yes, we do talk to our Users on a regular about the product (in fact, I first participated in the research session, and only after that decided to join the company). I assume you're asking specifically about discussin
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   Mind popping out to our Discord: https://discord.com/invite/warpdotdev ? We can sort it out there more easily
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   Thanks for the kind words! We actually did (and still do) talk to our Users via Discord, github issues, as well as 1-1 User interviews. In fact, I participated in a very first user research sessions (back then it was me and the ENTIRE WARP
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   Hey! Actually, Warp does have a "quake mode" - you should give it a try (Settings -> Features -> Hotkey Window)
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   by cieplik 5y ago

   We are actively working on a11y! It's still a work-in-progress, but the goal is to a) make Warp the most accessible terminal there is and b) make a11y be an integrated part of the UI framework, so creating accessible apps in rust would