Post B4ylvL9LLqQ52FjPXM by remilia@social.cyberia9.org
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 (DIR) Post #B4xhaf5hQBHlpGx2vY by remilia@social.cyberia9.org
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       The amount of configuration I have to do to #ghostty is hilarious.  Their Zero Configuration Philosophy most certainly is not.  And it includes me doing part of the configuration in my window manager's Window Rules and its Key Bindings (because ghostty doesn't give me the option of a login shell, which I've preferred on Linux since 2002), which is even more hilarious.But hey, kanji renders nicer for me these days.  And I'm trying really hard not to use Terminology because that group kinda ticked me off the other day.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4xizX70K8b2H0z8j2 by remilia@social.cyberia9.org
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       eh nvm, I'll just use xfce4-terminal.  Easier to configure, and I can make it look like my Terminology config very easily.  Also 1/4 the RAM usage.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4xlgph7JILOGZeR0a by hobbs@dobbs.town
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       @remilia folks keep telling me i should use it.  i tend to stick to defaults these days, though.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4xviSGSOOPFiiaqmm by hobbs@dobbs.town
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       @remiliathanks for the details!
       
 (DIR) Post #B4ylvKt2KTNMDg6O7U by aperezdc@oldbytes.space
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       @remilia if you are on Wayland somehow, the underdog is Foot: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot — which is optimized for interactive usage and better latency, which matters more for a terminal than raw processing speed. So it does not typically beat GPU-accelerated terminals in numbers for full-frame screen updates, but it easily can on incremental updates and scrolling, while having less resource usage.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4ylvL9LLqQ52FjPXM by remilia@social.cyberia9.org
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       @aperezdc@oldbytes.space I don't use Wayland on any of my computers.  I'm on Sawfish WM and X11.