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Ghostty 1.0 Released, A New GPU-Accelerated Terminal Emulator

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Ghostty 1.0 Released, A New GPU-Accelerated Terminal Emulator

Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 days ago

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Meet Ghostty 1.0: The GPU-accelerated terminal emulator exits beta after two years, challenging Kitty and Alacritty with its speed and features.

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What would be the best foss for Android ?
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  Do you mean best FOSS terminal for Android? To my knowledge, there’s only really Termux.

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