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The non-native mind can't comprehend this level of platform integration. Ghostty is the only terminal on macOS other than the built-in one that provides any Shortcuts. Also, reminder that Ghostty is actually cross-platform with Linux too. (Sound on for explanation)

Mitchell Hashimoto

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heinervor 1 Jahr

Now let's see if I can search with Cmd-f

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Mitchell Hashimotovor 1 Jahr

Hook it up to a Shortcut workflow 🤣🤣🤣

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Daniel Stocker | stöge#1 | vor 1 Jahr

i'm missing the find function to search in the terminal. did i overlooked it or do you plan to add it ?

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Mitchell Hashimotovor 1 Jahr

search issues

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Eero Vuojolahtivor 1 Jahr

Thanks for the great terminal! The only issue I've really encountered with my Mac or Ubuntu is that on Ubuntu pressing "Ctrl+," or clicking "Open Configuration" from the menu does nothing.

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Zach Daniel | zachdaniel.bsky.socialvor 1 Jahr

Nice. Really would love to see a scripting API for it as well:

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Marat Bektimirovvor 1 Jahr

why Cmd+F is so long to land?

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Mitchell Hashimotovor 1 Jahr

Honestly? I don't use Cmd+F so it's just not a huge priority for me. But I know its important to others so I'll work on it soon...

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⃠ emojibakevor 1 Jahr

i love shortcuts so much, i wish it got more attention not just by devs but also apple themselves ^^;;

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barisvor 1 Jahr

Good software quality always bound to craftsman

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just tried this with chromium, builds (with ccache) are still very throttled unlike the macos terminal. i've been trying to figure out why, but i still can't come to a conclusion left is ghostty and right is macos terminal, both get ccache hits

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