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i think we're all really particular about our terminal environment. we're building the Superlogical clients to have beautiful defaults but also quite a few levels of customisation. this ranges from full liquid glass embrace to totally solid system palettes, through to our 41 custom themes which tint the entire... show more

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amadeusvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical two thirst posts in 1 day 👩‍🏫

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almonkvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical felt cute

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vogelvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical i hope there is a monokai theme

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Cody Bontecouvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical That command picker though 💅

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tylervor 14 Tagen

@superlogical Taking any alpha testers? If so, I volunteer as tribute! Beautiful work!

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Areczekvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Can it be used "just" as regular terminal? If yes - what would be the difference between superlogical and ghostty? I am having hard time wrapping my head around this vs ghostty setup 😇

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Néstorvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical if any, what does floating panels look on this ?

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Jarnovor 14 Tagen

@superlogical 41 themes is the point where customization becomes its own feature request backlog.

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sullvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical modern software 👌

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Marcelvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical I am tired of being thirst trapped

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Conny Brunnkvistvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical 48 shades of brown on black and black on black (all looks the same, including all different states of the app: you are really gonna need to add some optional "show miniatures" mode if this is gonna be usable. using the CTO:s favorite "fzf style cmd menu" EVERYWHERE doesn't work)

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Elmovor 13 Tagen

@superlogical all good, but could you make the tabs look more like actual tabs? These button pills are a bit confusing to me.

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Kristofervor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Apps built using ratcn should adapt nicely to the theme changes. Curious to see how the showcase app looks in Superlogical. @almonk Showcase available over ssh 👇👇👇

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borrowck-novelvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical What much will your service cost?

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Ignacio D. Gonzálezvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Can I join the beta?

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Remyvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical it will be a great software

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tusharvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical this looks so cool, hope i get the beta access soon

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Conny Brunnkvistvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical > i think we're all really particular about our terminal environment Based on actual user research or mostly posts on “ricing” subreddits..?

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ramshankarvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Can line height be adjusted this way too or through config? I always find bumping line height just a tad always.

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Sebastian Szturovor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Where do we get that wallpaper! It looks like an homage on the old macos wallpapers? :)

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Shafiq Imtiazvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Please do also release it for Linux, pretty please 🙂

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mikevor 14 Tagen

@superlogical just drop it idc if it’s still buggy or incomplete i NEED it 😭😭

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pwnwritervor 14 Tagen

@superlogical When releasing 🫣🫣🫣🫣

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Harisvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical I've seen enough good/amazing digital UI design to know this is going to be one of them just by looking at the padding and the symmetry of the border radii.

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Minidé 🇦🇷vor 14 Tagen

@superlogical All macOS, what about other platforms?

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almonkvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical we're planning iOS, Windows clients to begin with

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Somtoo Chukwurahvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Lovely your designs have depth, they have life. Please take a part time job at omarchy and redesign all their themes. Plssssss

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Jackvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical What are your thought on @herdrdev

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Leo Smithvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Sounds like a great balance between aesthetics and functionality, can't wait to try it!

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Steve Morinvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Am super excited to get my hands on @superlogical when it launches

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Kimi Nguyenvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical 41 customization options sound like a deep playground for productivity lovers

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0xNRkvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical Too much of ui elements and popups on a terminal is never a good idea

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Marwan Atefvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical IDE agents win when governance and tool wiring are first-class, not when you hope the model invents both.

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🇯🇵 human touched 🇯🇵vor 14 Tagen

@superlogical ive looked through lots official Superlogical posts but havent been able to see a release date. has it been announced yet? 👀

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Alessandro De Blasisvor 13 Tagen

@superlogical This is p*rn. Gorgeous. For the pervs (myself included):

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Patrickvor 14 Tagen

@superlogical Are you planning on making (at least some of) super logical OSS?

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