6 comments

  • mintflow6 minutes ago
    Have a app that use swiftterm currently and want to try libghostty but no time<p>Turned out there are so many choices for the terminal engine<p>The clear C ABI sound good to me and will try it if time allows<p>Great work!
  • evanjrowley3 hours ago
    Rio is the terminal multiplexer in Plan 9
    • st_goliath1 hour ago
      The confusion with Plan 9 is probably part of the reason this jumped onto the front page.<p>Besides <i>that</i> name clash, it apparently competes with another terminal emulator that was creatively named &quot;vt100&quot;.<p>Scrolling over the page I did a double take when I saw the benchmark. <i>No way</i> a vt100 can do 221 MiB&#x2F;s. Besides, who types that fast anyway?
    • actionfromafar29 minutes ago
      ed is not the standard editor?
  • arikrahman4 hours ago
    Great, ghost.el was made thanks to the well-made libghostty-vt library. I am very to try out Rio in Emacs next.
  • floren4 hours ago
    Naming a terminal emulator &quot;rio&quot; seems like a cruel joke on Rob Pike :)
    • rbanffy38 minutes ago
      Kids who don’t learn history are doomed to repeat names we already used.<p>Before you name something, google for it.<p>Here in Dublin, Ireland, there’s a store that sells stuff for small kids and their parents called “Baby Doc”. I wonder if someone already told them.
      • ButlerianJihad33 minutes ago
        Let&#x27;s put down the sledgehammer and firehose when attempting specific goals.<p>You can do a Wikipedia search, trademark searches in your target&#x2F;home country, domain registrar checks, and search on Google Maps, OSM, Apple Maps.<p>There are lots of targeted ways to find companies by name.<p>Now if you find something unused, you may be wise to check UrbanDictionary, KnowYourMeme, and your 12-year-old niece. And eventually, Google will find you.<p>By the way, naming something good or positive can sometimes have an effect of eclipsing or erasing the prior bad associations. Perhaps in a few generations, children will only remember &quot;Baby Doc&quot; as their favorite store, divorced from geopolitics.
  • pjmlp3 hours ago
    I thought this was about Plan 9.