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This might be a stupid question. But if i am on macos, what benefits does Ghostty offer over iterm2? In terms of performance and experience. Keep the "define everything in a config file" part aside.

Thank you very much. This is really helpful. Do you think you still need tmux with Ghostty?

it a really really nice plugin, far more better than cursor at some point as UI is more conveniant ....... but it's less "pro" than cursor which is logic but it lead to stay on cursor instead :/

Hey, @adibhanna! Can you please share your ZED settings.json?

Great video thanks! How do you split the filename and the path like you have done in telescope? With filename first, and path after?

Very nice approach! I am into hiding as much as possible, too. I don't show the Tmux status bar at all, but it's a nice idea to be able to toggle it e.g. to show the branch info. I think I will take some inspiration from you.

Thank you

This is the best explanation I've seen so far! I understood DI, thanks!

I copied parts from your configuration but it seems the cursor in my oh-my-zsh prompt is incorrectly shown as a line instead of a block as specified in the settings :/

Thank you

Thank you! This helping me configure my keymaps, I got bit confused before.

Thank you! This really helped get a base quick config going, much appreciated.

Thanks

I have started using Ghostty and I liked it. But I miss an option or I am too noob to find it. Where is the option to define the color at prompt ? e.g, a green color like ubuntu terminal showing active path like user@system: ~$. This line before cursor for me on ubuntu has the same color as text. bashrc have these forced_color_promt and TERM variable

Cool setup! By the way I’m curious what’s the app to show key presses on the bottom right?

here the way to put background image ?

your videos got awesome vibe

This is fantastic, thank you. I was looking for a way to use tmux-style bindings but with better macos integration and your cmd+s style matched my brain/setup perfectly! ty ty ty

Nice video! Could pls tell me the key cast app you used ? Thx very much!

cool video, thanks for sharing - I wasn't sure how the shell-integration settings worked but your example got my cursor to come back 🙂

Would you keep distance from the mic? its kinda annoying. feels like someone is speaking right in my ears and too much into my personal space.

Are you also using Starship?

Thank you, that's exactly was I was planning to do in my neovim config too

thank you

Hi, there is no need to use Berkeley as patched font with nerd symbols, you can just install Nerd Fonts symbols as separate font and ghostty will use it :)

Adib, I thought you would use neovim to code. Or do you use vscode (or its variants) to code Go?

as always your videos are simple and effective, thanks for this teaching style I can't abandon iTerm2 because I use profiles a lot and especially the hotkey window, I find opening a window always in the foreground very useful, I don't think ghostty has this function yet and as soon as it is there I will switch to it immediately I wanted to ask you what software you use to view the pressed keys on the bottom right corner and which one you use to make the yellow arrows along the screen

how do you assign a global keeb shortcut to show/hide the ghostty window?

"cross-platform terminal emulator" .. only unix-compatible versions... looks cool, though, i suppose

Wait.... these tmux-like keybinds are sick. I'll keep using Ghostty + tmux because it's easier to navigate through sessions/tabs but good to know Ghostty can do this action keybinds too.

Okay, so I've always been calling these "Ghost-Tee-Tee-Why" and "Kit-Tee-Tee-Why".

They look equals in terms of area. I wouldn't be surprised if each split shows roughly the same quantity of characters.

Yeah, this aspect of testing is the power of introducing interfaces in other languages as well. The decoupling, and the ability to test “what” is done without being aware of “how” it’s done. Two great reasons to introduce it.

Thank you for sharing your config plus the nice font! The `display-p3` colorspace is mostly enabled by hardware. Apple monitors always have a wide color gamut so it will look good.

i have one issue with tmux, and that is it fails to find text in very long lines (sometimes, which is even scarier) ...i found issue for that and there is no progress. So i was thinking, if you feel like this could replace that tool for me. We missing sessions and scrollback search at this point, am i right?

What app that you use to point the arrow around ?

It's available on Homebrew (I watched the CI for adding it to the core tap in real time on release day)

Nice, but not getting the rebinding of the tabs and navigating tabs to a more complex sequence instead of the native keybindings.

The video I was waiting for, ty

i've been using codeuim, though i do use only code completion for boiler parts. which have been nice

I'd love Ghostty and i have switched from kitty. I just got one problem,how to set the background image in Ghostty?

I can't seem to find a way to have it apply the changes to the code, I have to do everything manually?

The font looks sick. Which one is it?

Good video! For anyone trying this out, remember to reload .ideavimrc after modifying, Cmd + Shift + I in MacOS. Just dealed with that for a while until I found out

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👍 Great explanation and very useful to save some typing for frequent commands Zed is lacking for esential features tho. Git diffs, git history, deboogers 😔this is just some of things that prevents me from fully transitioning to using Zed

Can someone provide a valid invite to discord, pleease?

Thank you for the video) But I saw about ~20 videos like that, and I still can`t remember even simple arguments for these commands. Do you really use it in your daily tasks?) Because I see even on the video you just paste it into the terminal prepared command) But you know, when you need to sort something inside file, you should spend a bit of time to generate these commands, so maybe just open Vim for a second and do :s/word/newword/gc even with confirmation. I can truly say, that I will never remember "was -F',' '{sum +=$2}; count =+1} END ........' "

Great video thank you

Hi, which tool do you use to draw arrows etc. ? btw. thanks for all the videos, I think that I watched almost all of them and learned a lot from you.