It’s super recent. It’s configured more or less like Alacritty – with a text configuration file but it’s mostly a one-time investment.
I like it because it seems quicker than iTerm2 and also supports tabs (something I sorely miss from Alacritty). And it IMO renders better than iTerm2; I use Alacritty for my Neovim coding exactly because it renders the fonts a bit better (slightly bolder – very slightly, and colors look more accurate to me).
I’m a long time user of vim+tmux in iTerm2. Maybe 2 years ago I switched to Alacritty then after a year I went to Kitty due to being able to ditch Tmux (also Alacritty made some breaking changes to their config and I couldn’t be bothered). I honestly can’t remember my tmux pains at this point and all I can remember are the (very small and few) things I miss from it. The main reason I still use Kitty is because I’m not a fan of constantly switching tools (or even infrequently switching tools… I’d rather just not). <.obnoxious_plug>I also made an icon for it that some people seem to like.</.obnoxious_plug> It’s also a forcing factor to get me to use Python once in a while which I otherwise stubbornly avoid.
I also use WezTerm, but atm I am trying out Ghostty. Seems quite good so far and I might stick with it for a while.
Same here. I also wanna mention that I didn’t have to change a single line of my existing configs (zsh, tmux, …) It just worked after installation. Pretty cool, and the rendering is amazing clean, and fast.
Had been using Wezterm for several years, recently switched to Ghostty. The only thing I miss so far is the multiplexing. I also keep foot around as a backup.
