Why is a terminal emulator slow at all? Why aren't they subject to the same "give me 60hz or die" prejudice as games?
I wonder if someone should setup benchmarks against an actual Wyse green-screen terminal.
Autocomplete by default is also very nice.
Look & feel is not just colors, but a lot of small details that make the UI look good and polished.
chsh
Now you have those completions, documented and all, in all your terminals, whether it's Konsole, Gnome-Terminal, St, Terminator or the linux tty.
I don't use it because '&&' is not available. I use it pretty often.
command1; and command2
More info: https://fishshell.com/docs/current/tutorial.html#tut_combine...; executes the following command even if the first one fails. && only if the previous command returns 0.
So you can do things like: runthiscommand; and echo "Success"; or echo "Failed"
Oh but it is! Read the link!
However, is considerably slower than iTerm2, which may or may not be a problem, and might be solved in future versions.
The deal breaker for me to use this version is that tab reordering doesn't work (doesn't work in Hyper, either).
It would be nice to be able to change the font size.
The real question I have is: why must we use Electron to create good-looking software? Can't iTerm2's UI be improved and be made to look like Back Screen or Hyper?