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#42I've been looking for something like this - in fact, I've found several but they've all been MacOS only until now. So great job on making yours cross platform.
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#44I went the web route and run tmux inside docker sandboxes with a ghostty-based terminal: https://github.com/rcarmo/webterm
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#45I like a good CLI, I like a good TUI, but why are we eschewing high-DPI graphical displays, icons, true-color, images, and everything else in favour of a 1980s terminal? Is it just to be retro, or do you guys really think you're seeing some advantage restricting yourself like this? Do you all REALLY hate moving your hand over to your mouse?
Yes, I hate the inefficiency of moving my hand away from my finger input device. I hate the non-deterministic nature of mouse movement, in contrast to the deterministic nature of the keyboard.
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#48I like a good CLI, I like a good TUI, but why are we eschewing high-DPI graphical displays, icons, true-color, images, and everything else in favour of a 1980s terminal? Is it just to be retro, or do you guys really think you're seeing some advantage restricting yourself like this? Do you all REALLY hate moving your hand over to your mouse?
Yes, I hate the inefficiency of moving my hand away from my finger input device. I hate the non-deterministic nature of mouse movement, in contrast to the deterministic nature of the keyboard.
Never miss a key, make a tpyo?
Re: Show HN: Tmux-IDE, OSS agent-first terminal IDE
#49I'm yet to try this, but does it overwrite my existing tmux config? I'd love a world where I can have both in parallel as I use tmux a lot and am married to my workflow I've built over the last decade.