nseaSeb
Hey, have you seen this? It looks better than tmux—what do you think?
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mudasobwa
I think it looks like an overdressed
tmuxnseaSeb
To be honest, I’m happy with Ghostty; it includes a split-screen feature that’s sufficient for me. But I may be wrong ?
arcyfelix
It is very similar to Tmux, but much better for agentic workflows at cost of less extensibility (Tmux is much more mature ofcourse).
I have been using it for a few days now (professionally and at work) and I cannot imagine coming back.