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olleeolleeollee
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Comment #47764725
Window re-ordering and mouse focusing added in latest release, should be available fairly imminently. Thanks for the suggestions!
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Comment #47750206
Thanks! Appreciate it :-) Sure, that makes sense. I’ll get it sorted and let you know.
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Comment #47746460
Thanks for giving it a shot! We do track hover state already but it's just visual right now — not wired up to actually focus the terminal. Focus-follows-mouse is a great idea thoug…
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Comment #47746039
Emoji got stomped, so ;-)
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Comment #47744732
Thanks for noticing
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Comment #47744730
This is just something to scratch my own itch, I’m afraid, so no plans to build for any other platforms sorry!
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Comment #47744710
Fair! I certainly could publish the source. It’s more or less just a wrapper for Miguel de Icaza‘s SwiftTerm: https://github.com/migueldeicaza/SwiftTerm
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Comment #47735871
Thank you! Give me a shout if there’s anything I can add or change that would make it more useful for you.
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Comment #47735868
Haha, I mean ever since launching this I’m learning of a zillion alternatives I should have probably tried earlier but for me the auto tiling is really the main thing and, as far a…
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Comment #47735862
Thanks! Let me know if there’s anything I can do to make it more useful. I thought in the next update I’d work on custom key bindings but if there’s anything more glaring, I’d love…
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Comment #47735852
Thanks! Glad you like! The logo animation is an SVG with CSS keyframe animations.
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Show HN: Waffle – Native macOS terminal that auto-tiles sessions into a grid
Hi HN. I built Waffle because I kept ending up with 15 terminal windows scattered across three spaces with no idea what was running where. Splitting/merging in iTerm kind of works …