- cross-posted to:
- newcommunities@lemmy.world
- technology@lemmy.ml
- cross-posted to:
- newcommunities@lemmy.world
- technology@lemmy.ml
Hey all, I’m not sure how to promote new communities so I thought I’d start here. I’m a huge fan of the kitty terminal emulator and didn’t find a community dedicated to it, so I decided to create one :) If you’re into kitty, terminal emulators generally, or sometimes just like to help people with technical issues it’d be awesome if you stopped by occasionally :)
Some of the advantages are:
ranger
andneofetch
support it (e.g. here’s mine as an example)I couldn’t find anything explicitly declaring it so, but as it’s supported for linux, mac, and various BSDs, I should thinks so.
I’m not quite sure what you’re asking here. You can still write your shell extension functions in bash or fish; kitty is shell agnostic (although I’m not sure it likes fish but don’t quote me on it). It does have the ability to be extended via python scripts called kittens.
One of the features that I really like that I haven’t seen in other emulators is overlays. You can map shortcuts to open new windows as an overlay. An overly is a new window session that you can bring up in a current window already running its own session. You can do some work in the overlay, and then when you’re done and close it you’ll land right back in the prior session that went “under” the the overlay.
Thanks for the information. Regarding scripts that is part of what I was asking; will a shell or bash script work in kitty without specific modifications. If not, that’s an automatic non starter.
The shell and the terminal are distinctly different pieces