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Shitty is a fast, open-source terminal emulator that uses Vulkan/Metal for GPU rendering and claims higher throughput than Alacritty, Kitty, and Ghostty in benchmarks.
Rio's terminal engine is split into rio-vt (safe Rust crate) and librio (C ABI static library), making the VT state machine, grid, scrollback, selection, search, and image protocols embeddable in other applications.
ghostel.el is an Emacs package that provides a terminal emulator powered by libghostty, with features like shell integration, input modes, and inline image support.
A tweet praising Ghostty terminal emulator and challenging others to name a better one.
A DIY project to build a portable serial and VGA console using a used IBM 1U rack-mount console and terminal emulator, aimed at vintage computer enthusiasts.
Otty is a native macOS terminal emulator that combines native performance with a beautiful design.
Wterm is a terminal emulator for the web, built in Zig and compiled to WASM for near-native performance, with native text selection, copy/paste, find, and accessibility.
User @Numbcoder praises the Muxy terminal emulator developer for quickly implementing Git integration, criticizes Zed editor's long-standing poor Git support, and shares their experience switching from Kitty to Muxy.
A detailed technical post on diagnosing and fixing a major memory leak in the Ghostty terminal emulator, caused by a logic bug in scrollback pruning with non-standard page sizes. The fix has been merged and will be in the upcoming 1.3 release.
Ghostty, a terminal emulator, has become a non-profit organization fiscally sponsored by Hack Club, ensuring its open-source future and allowing tax-deductible donations.
Mitchell Hashimoto details the rewrite of Ghostty's GTK application to fully embrace the GObject type system from Zig, improving stability, features, and memory safety, verified with Valgrind.
Mitchell Hashimoto announces eight new subsystem maintainers for the open-source Ghostty terminal emulator, outlining the subsystem governance model and goals for scaling the project.
Mitchell Hashimoto reflects on reaching version 1.0 of Ghostty, a terminal emulator he built in Zig, discussing the project's origins, the successful but controversial private beta, and his vision for the terminal.
Ghostty 1.0, an open-source terminal emulator for macOS and Linux, will be publicly released in December 2024 under the MIT license, aiming to be the fastest, most feature-rich, and platform-native drop-in replacement for existing terminals.
This is the GitHub repository for Windows Terminal, the modern terminal emulator for Windows. It provides the source code for Windows Terminal, Windows Terminal Preview, the console host, and related tools.
cmux is a Ghostty-based macOS terminal with vertical tabs and notifications designed for AI coding agents, featuring SSH support, in-app browser, and Claude Code Teams integration.