pg83

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by pg83 2mo ago
Speed itself may not be very important, but it is a very interesting challenge in itself - to prove to yourself that you can surpass the state of the art!
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by pg83 2mo ago
I'm a huge proponent of AI, as long as there's a human in the loop and strong models are used. In fact, it's even reflected in our CONTRIBUTING.md that we prefer LLM-assisted code! https://github.com/pg83&#x2F
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by pg83 2mo ago
I hoped that at least someone would like it :))
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by pg83 2mo ago
I'm not imposing my opinion, but in my experience, iterm2 is the slowest terminal emulator I know of, so I didn't even bother trying. But overall, I'll add iterm2 to the list, too.
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by pg83 2mo ago
It's not that it's a serious problem, it's just that for me, as a perfectionist, flicker is very noticeable when resizing.
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by pg83 2mo ago
No, there are no such plans right now, but overall, the project's architecture allows for easy separation of different layers for developing a terminal emulator - the parser, in the form of a ragel state machine, and the vterm state ma
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by pg83 2mo ago
For example, flicker free resizes for MacOS, something that neither Kitty, nor Alacritti, nor Ghostty can boast of.
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by pg83 2mo ago
I know, but there aren't that many two-letter abbreviations!
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Software Taboos(rebuildworld.net)
4 points by pg83 10mo ago|2 comments
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by pg83 10mo ago
Actually, Guix also built from source!
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by pg83 1y ago
Patches are most welcome!
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by pg83 1y ago
Know about it. We have a slightly different model - we use the user's current trusted environment, for example, ubuntu, or fedora, for bootstrap.
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by pg83 1y ago
done
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Show HN: Stal/IX – statically linked, source based, bootstrapped rolling Linux(stal-ix.github.io)
9 points by pg83 4y ago|0 comments