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Of course, I didn't mean to put you in a spot. We can always continue this later once your thoughts have matured. Sadly I have an extremely full schedule so I dont think I have the…

So if I am to understand your proposal more concretely it is something like implement an escape code that the shell can use to turn off all other escape codes (presumably with some…

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Yup kitty revolutionized my terminal experience, hence the passion. I am sorry but since you seem to be passionate enough about ghostty to try to shill it in a article about a secu…

You proposal does not address this issue since shells would still need full privileges. This entire class of exploits (query responses with user controlled data leading to shells e…

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Yes, but this is two well known and understood functions we are talking about, wrapping them is really not that hard.

It's not even slightly tricky, just use self pipe. I have no idea why the maintainer of make rejected it. He says select has different signatures, but select is in POSIX, so unless…

Or run kitty --dump-commands program-whose-output-you-want-to-inspect You can even save the --dump-commands output as edit it and then replay it with kitty --dump-commands program …

Ah yes, in that case there no terminals that implement it indeed. Though there are a few that implement changing window size via escape code, though in units of cells not pixels. G…

Lots of modern terminals support ws_xpixel and ws_ypixel. Hell even the venerable xterm supports it. It is used primarily for displaying raster graphics in modern terminals, see fo…

And we are all delighted to be spared from your personality in the kitty community. Enjoy your day as well.

Then stick to commenting on posts about such software instead of trying to mislead people about software you know nothing about.

Sigh. Go read the docs: remote control has both a socket only mode, and has the ability to allow tty connections only with a password: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/conf/#opt-kit…

Nope, native applications are not ever going to get the ridiculous level of sandboxing demonstrated by the restrictions on accessing the clipboard in the article. Nor are they ever…

Again, no non mobile OS prevents native applications from using the clipboard as it should be used. And none of them show any signs of changing that.

And that's just what he did until someone showed up to do the grunt work of porting to Python 3, at which point he co-operated with that person and helped make the port happen, jus…