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#щоденник | alacritty
короткий конспект зі встановлення й налаштування термінального емулятора alacritty.
https://codeberg.org/tivasyk/blog.text/src/branch/master/posts/2026/2026-08-26-alacritty.markdown
#українською про #alacritty
@rada -
#щоденник | alacritty
короткий конспект зі встановлення й налаштування термінального емулятора alacritty.
https://codeberg.org/tivasyk/blog.text/src/branch/master/posts/2026/2026-08-26-alacritty.markdown
#українською про #alacritty
@rada -
#щоденник | alacritty
короткий конспект зі встановлення й налаштування термінального емулятора alacritty.
https://codeberg.org/tivasyk/blog.text/src/branch/master/posts/2026/2026-08-26-alacritty.markdown
#українською про #alacritty
@rada -
#щоденник | alacritty
короткий конспект зі встановлення й налаштування термінального емулятора alacritty.
https://codeberg.org/tivasyk/blog.text/src/branch/master/posts/2026/2026-08-26-alacritty.markdown
#українською про #alacritty
@rada -
#щоденник | alacritty
короткий конспект зі встановлення й налаштування термінального емулятора alacritty.
https://codeberg.org/tivasyk/blog.text/src/branch/master/posts/2026/2026-08-26-alacritty.markdown
#українською про #alacritty
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#TIL that #Alacritty (the terminal) has a daemon mode.
I put this in my
~/.xsession:export ALACRITTY_SOCKET=/tmp/rld/alacritty-socket [ -e "$ALACRITTY_SOCKET" ] && rm $ALACRITTY_SOCKET alacritty --daemon --socket $ALACRITTY_SOCKET &and this in my
~/.ctwmrc:menu "NetBSD" { "NetBSD" f.title "" f.separator #" Terminal" !"uxterm &" " uxterm" !"uxterm -ls &" " lxterminal" !"lxterminal -l &" " Alacritty" !"alacritty msg create-window &" "" f.separator (...) # # "evilwm" style keyboard shortcuts # # it is useful to be able to spawn a terminal without clicking. "Return" = mod4 : all : !"alacritty msg create-window &" -
#TIL that #Alacritty (the terminal) has a daemon mode.
I put this in my
~/.xsession:export ALACRITTY_SOCKET=/tmp/rld/alacritty-socket [ -e "$ALACRITTY_SOCKET" ] && rm $ALACRITTY_SOCKET alacritty --daemon --socket $ALACRITTY_SOCKET &and this in my
~/.ctwmrc:menu "NetBSD" { "NetBSD" f.title "" f.separator #" Terminal" !"uxterm &" " uxterm" !"uxterm -ls &" " lxterminal" !"lxterminal -l &" " Alacritty" !"alacritty msg create-window &" "" f.separator (...) # # "evilwm" style keyboard shortcuts # # it is useful to be able to spawn a terminal without clicking. "Return" = mod4 : all : !"alacritty msg create-window &" -
#TIL that #Alacritty (the terminal) has a daemon mode.
I put this in my
~/.xsession:export ALACRITTY_SOCKET=/tmp/rld/alacritty-socket [ -e "$ALACRITTY_SOCKET" ] && rm $ALACRITTY_SOCKET alacritty --daemon --socket $ALACRITTY_SOCKET &and this in my
~/.ctwmrc:menu "NetBSD" { "NetBSD" f.title "" f.separator #" Terminal" !"uxterm &" " uxterm" !"uxterm -ls &" " lxterminal" !"lxterminal -l &" " Alacritty" !"alacritty msg create-window &" "" f.separator (...) # # "evilwm" style keyboard shortcuts # # it is useful to be able to spawn a terminal without clicking. "Return" = mod4 : all : !"alacritty msg create-window &" -
#TIL that #Alacritty (the terminal) has a daemon mode.
I put this in my
~/.xsession:export ALACRITTY_SOCKET=/tmp/rld/alacritty-socket [ -e "$ALACRITTY_SOCKET" ] && rm $ALACRITTY_SOCKET alacritty --daemon --socket $ALACRITTY_SOCKET &and this in my
~/.ctwmrc:menu "NetBSD" { "NetBSD" f.title "" f.separator #" Terminal" !"uxterm &" " uxterm" !"uxterm -ls &" " lxterminal" !"lxterminal -l &" " Alacritty" !"alacritty msg create-window &" "" f.separator (...) # # "evilwm" style keyboard shortcuts # # it is useful to be able to spawn a terminal without clicking. "Return" = mod4 : all : !"alacritty msg create-window &" -
#TIL that #Alacritty (the terminal) has a daemon mode.
I put this in my
~/.xsession:export ALACRITTY_SOCKET=/tmp/rld/alacritty-socket [ -e "$ALACRITTY_SOCKET" ] && rm $ALACRITTY_SOCKET alacritty --daemon --socket $ALACRITTY_SOCKET &and this in my
~/.ctwmrc:menu "NetBSD" { "NetBSD" f.title "" f.separator #" Terminal" !"uxterm &" " uxterm" !"uxterm -ls &" " lxterminal" !"lxterminal -l &" " Alacritty" !"alacritty msg create-window &" "" f.separator (...) # # "evilwm" style keyboard shortcuts # # it is useful to be able to spawn a terminal without clicking. "Return" = mod4 : all : !"alacritty msg create-window &" -
Tinted — то, из‑за чего ты захочешь использовать терминал
Всем привет! Меня зовут Илья, я frontend‑разработчик. Но сегодня хочу поговорить не о JavaScript, а о терминале. Несмотря на то, что я уже много лет работаю разработчиком, активно пользоваться терминалом я начал всего около года назад. До этого терминал для меня был просто местом, где запускается сборка проекта, немного Git и иногда еще пара команд. Думаю, у многих так же. Обычно мысли о терминале вызывают ступор. Кажется, что это что‑то непонятное, черно‑зеленое и предназначенное только для «настоящих программистов», и на практике большинство ограничивается npm run dev , git status и на этом все. В этом гайде я хочу показать, как можно превратить терминал в красивую и удобную среду разработки, которая не уступает IDEA и другим редакторам. Сразу оговорюсь: речь пойдет исключительно о терминале, а не о NeoVim . NeoVim — это отдельная большая тема.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1071228/
#терминал #cli #zsh #alacritty #Tinted #starship #zoxide #homebrew #настройка_терминала
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Tinted — то, из‑за чего ты захочешь использовать терминал
Всем привет! Меня зовут Илья, я frontend‑разработчик. Но сегодня хочу поговорить не о JavaScript, а о терминале. Несмотря на то, что я уже много лет работаю разработчиком, активно пользоваться терминалом я начал всего около года назад. До этого терминал для меня был просто местом, где запускается сборка проекта, немного Git и иногда еще пара команд. Думаю, у многих так же. Обычно мысли о терминале вызывают ступор. Кажется, что это что‑то непонятное, черно‑зеленое и предназначенное только для «настоящих программистов», и на практике большинство ограничивается npm run dev , git status и на этом все. В этом гайде я хочу показать, как можно превратить терминал в красивую и удобную среду разработки, которая не уступает IDEA и другим редакторам. Сразу оговорюсь: речь пойдет исключительно о терминале, а не о NeoVim . NeoVim — это отдельная большая тема.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1071228/
#терминал #cli #zsh #alacritty #Tinted #starship #zoxide #homebrew #настройка_терминала
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Tinted — то, из‑за чего ты захочешь использовать терминал
Всем привет! Меня зовут Илья, я frontend‑разработчик. Но сегодня хочу поговорить не о JavaScript, а о терминале. Несмотря на то, что я уже много лет работаю разработчиком, активно пользоваться терминалом я начал всего около года назад. До этого терминал для меня был просто местом, где запускается сборка проекта, немного Git и иногда еще пара команд. Думаю, у многих так же. Обычно мысли о терминале вызывают ступор. Кажется, что это что‑то непонятное, черно‑зеленое и предназначенное только для «настоящих программистов», и на практике большинство ограничивается npm run dev , git status и на этом все. В этом гайде я хочу показать, как можно превратить терминал в красивую и удобную среду разработки, которая не уступает IDEA и другим редакторам. Сразу оговорюсь: речь пойдет исключительно о терминале, а не о NeoVim . NeoVim — это отдельная большая тема.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1071228/
#терминал #cli #zsh #alacritty #Tinted #starship #zoxide #homebrew #настройка_терминала
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Decided to add scroll velocity to #Alacritty as a nice QoL improvement for #linuxmobile :
https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/pull/9008
Hopefully this should help scrolling through big terminal backlogs without access to a mouse.
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Decided to add scroll velocity to #Alacritty as a nice QoL improvement for #linuxmobile :
https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/pull/9008
Hopefully this should help scrolling through big terminal backlogs without access to a mouse.
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Decided to add scroll velocity to #Alacritty as a nice QoL improvement for #linuxmobile :
https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/pull/9008
Hopefully this should help scrolling through big terminal backlogs without access to a mouse.
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Decided to add scroll velocity to #Alacritty as a nice QoL improvement for #linuxmobile :
https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/pull/9008
Hopefully this should help scrolling through big terminal backlogs without access to a mouse.
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Decided to add scroll velocity to #Alacritty as a nice QoL improvement for #linuxmobile :
https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/pull/9008
Hopefully this should help scrolling through big terminal backlogs without access to a mouse.
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Support in other applications is spotty: The #alacritty terminal emulator accepts input from multiple seats, #kitty doesn't.
You can kinda browse the web together using #firefox, but only if you start it after the seats have been set up. #chromium doesn't seem to support multiple seats at all.
I think writing end-user applications with great multi-seat support (or patching existing ones) is currently the lowest-hanging fruit!
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Support in other applications is spotty: The #alacritty terminal emulator accepts input from multiple seats, #kitty doesn't.
You can kinda browse the web together using #firefox, but only if you start it after the seats have been set up. #chromium doesn't seem to support multiple seats at all.
I think writing end-user applications with great multi-seat support (or patching existing ones) is currently the lowest-hanging fruit!
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Support in other applications is spotty: The #alacritty terminal emulator accepts input from multiple seats, #kitty doesn't.
You can kinda browse the web together using #firefox, but only if you start it after the seats have been set up. #chromium doesn't seem to support multiple seats at all.
I think writing end-user applications with great multi-seat support (or patching existing ones) is currently the lowest-hanging fruit!
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Support in other applications is spotty: The #alacritty terminal emulator accepts input from multiple seats, #kitty doesn't.
You can kinda browse the web together using #firefox, but only if you start it after the seats have been set up. #chromium doesn't seem to support multiple seats at all.
I think writing end-user applications with great multi-seat support (or patching existing ones) is currently the lowest-hanging fruit!
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Support in other applications is spotty: The #alacritty terminal emulator accepts input from multiple seats, #kitty doesn't.
You can kinda browse the web together using #firefox, but only if you start it after the seats have been set up. #chromium doesn't seem to support multiple seats at all.
I think writing end-user applications with great multi-seat support (or patching existing ones) is currently the lowest-hanging fruit!
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I’m going back to #Yakuake as my main #terminal app. For a longish while it had problems with global shortcut keys under #Wayland meaning it could only be activated if it already had the focus, but now everything seems to be all right again. Farewell #Alacritty, you are an excellent terminal emulator, but Yakuake is just always “there” at my fingertip. #KDEPlasma #KDE #FLOSS #Linux
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I’m going back to #Yakuake as my main #terminal app. For a longish while it had problems with global shortcut keys under #Wayland meaning it could only be activated if it already had the focus, but now everything seems to be all right again. Farewell #Alacritty, you are an excellent terminal emulator, but Yakuake is just always “there” at my fingertip. #KDEPlasma #KDE #FLOSS #Linux
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I’m going back to #Yakuake as my main #terminal app. For a longish while it had problems with global shortcut keys under #Wayland meaning it could only be activated if it already had the focus, but now everything seems to be all right again. Farewell #Alacritty, you are an excellent terminal emulator, but Yakuake is just always “there” at my fingertip. #KDEPlasma #KDE #FLOSS #Linux
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I’m going back to #Yakuake as my main #terminal app. For a longish while it had problems with global shortcut keys under #Wayland meaning it could only be activated if it already had the focus, but now everything seems to be all right again. Farewell #Alacritty, you are an excellent terminal emulator, but Yakuake is just always “there” at my fingertip. #KDEPlasma #KDE #FLOSS #Linux
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I’m going back to #Yakuake as my main #terminal app. For a longish while it had problems with global shortcut keys under #Wayland meaning it could only be activated if it already had the focus, but now everything seems to be all right again. Farewell #Alacritty, you are an excellent terminal emulator, but Yakuake is just always “there” at my fingertip. #KDEPlasma #KDE #FLOSS #Linux
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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I've always been too afraid of tiling window managers and also too lazy to learn new behaviors. I've tried it many times but I failed again and again because of my laziness.
Yesterday I've installed #herbstluftwm on #Xubuntu on a low end Fujitsu U727 notebook and played around for while with the configuration. Well, I think I fell in love this time. 😍 Very smooth! And I think replacing xterm with #alacritty was also a good idea.
Is there anything I should definitely try?
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thankfully my terminal emulator of choice, alacritty, has an anti-llm policy!
My favorite editor helix sadly does not, and it appears to be infested as well :(
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thankfully my terminal emulator of choice, alacritty, has an anti-llm policy!
My favorite editor helix sadly does not, and it appears to be infested as well :(
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thankfully my terminal emulator of choice, alacritty, has an anti-llm policy!
My favorite editor helix sadly does not, and it appears to be infested as well :(
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is there someone on here who uses #pkgsrc with #macos ?
i can download #alacritty with pkgsrc now, but the version it installs for macos doesn't seem to be the version i can download from github -- it isn't installed to /Applications and has to be bootstrapped via Terminal.app to run.
are there any clever/simple ways to rig this up? am i missing something obvious?
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is there someone on here who uses #pkgsrc with #macos ?
i can download #alacritty with pkgsrc now, but the version it installs for macos doesn't seem to be the version i can download from github -- it isn't installed to /Applications and has to be bootstrapped via Terminal.app to run.
are there any clever/simple ways to rig this up? am i missing something obvious?
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is there someone on here who uses #pkgsrc with #macos ?
i can download #alacritty with pkgsrc now, but the version it installs for macos doesn't seem to be the version i can download from github -- it isn't installed to /Applications and has to be bootstrapped via Terminal.app to run.
are there any clever/simple ways to rig this up? am i missing something obvious?
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is there someone on here who uses #pkgsrc with #macos ?
i can download #alacritty with pkgsrc now, but the version it installs for macos doesn't seem to be the version i can download from github -- it isn't installed to /Applications and has to be bootstrapped via Terminal.app to run.
are there any clever/simple ways to rig this up? am i missing something obvious?
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is there someone on here who uses #pkgsrc with #macos ?
i can download #alacritty with pkgsrc now, but the version it installs for macos doesn't seem to be the version i can download from github -- it isn't installed to /Applications and has to be bootstrapped via Terminal.app to run.
are there any clever/simple ways to rig this up? am i missing something obvious?
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【Alacritty】ターミナルエミュレータ、みなさんは何度ご引っ越しされましたか?
https://qiita.com/umekikazuya/items/e682bcd92be5a17ed71d?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items -
【Alacritty】ターミナルエミュレータ、みなさんは何度ご引っ越しされましたか?
https://qiita.com/umekikazuya/items/e682bcd92be5a17ed71d?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items -
Found this TODO list for #Alacritty on an old drive today:
- reduce cell storage size (zerowidth)
- Fix box drawing
- Synchronized updates
- Fix keybindings/VirtualKeyCodes
- Use proc_pidinfo for SpawnNewInstance on macOS
- Blinking cursor
- Rework configuration
- New VSync / Frame scheduling on macOS/Windows/X11
- website
- Tmux margins?
- Regex URLs?
-> Different launchers for different regexes?Nice to see that all of them (other than tmux margins) have been implemented.
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Found this TODO list for #Alacritty on an old drive today:
- reduce cell storage size (zerowidth)
- Fix box drawing
- Synchronized updates
- Fix keybindings/VirtualKeyCodes
- Use proc_pidinfo for SpawnNewInstance on macOS
- Blinking cursor
- Rework configuration
- New VSync / Frame scheduling on macOS/Windows/X11
- website
- Tmux margins?
- Regex URLs?
-> Different launchers for different regexes?Nice to see that all of them (other than tmux margins) have been implemented.
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Found this TODO list for #Alacritty on an old drive today:
- reduce cell storage size (zerowidth)
- Fix box drawing
- Synchronized updates
- Fix keybindings/VirtualKeyCodes
- Use proc_pidinfo for SpawnNewInstance on macOS
- Blinking cursor
- Rework configuration
- New VSync / Frame scheduling on macOS/Windows/X11
- website
- Tmux margins?
- Regex URLs?
-> Different launchers for different regexes?Nice to see that all of them (other than tmux margins) have been implemented.
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Found this TODO list for #Alacritty on an old drive today:
- reduce cell storage size (zerowidth)
- Fix box drawing
- Synchronized updates
- Fix keybindings/VirtualKeyCodes
- Use proc_pidinfo for SpawnNewInstance on macOS
- Blinking cursor
- Rework configuration
- New VSync / Frame scheduling on macOS/Windows/X11
- website
- Tmux margins?
- Regex URLs?
-> Different launchers for different regexes?Nice to see that all of them (other than tmux margins) have been implemented.
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Found this TODO list for #Alacritty on an old drive today:
- reduce cell storage size (zerowidth)
- Fix box drawing
- Synchronized updates
- Fix keybindings/VirtualKeyCodes
- Use proc_pidinfo for SpawnNewInstance on macOS
- Blinking cursor
- Rework configuration
- New VSync / Frame scheduling on macOS/Windows/X11
- website
- Tmux margins?
- Regex URLs?
-> Different launchers for different regexes?Nice to see that all of them (other than tmux margins) have been implemented.
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Normally I prefer using dark themes. When working on the terrace indeed light themes show better contrast. I've created a script that toggles dark/light mode in #alacritty and #kde / #plasma : https://gist.github.com/sarmbruster/41ecce95e96568c2a26105d93333a746
Just in case you might find that useful. #linux
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Normally I prefer using dark themes. When working on the terrace indeed light themes show better contrast. I've created a script that toggles dark/light mode in #alacritty and #kde / #plasma : https://gist.github.com/sarmbruster/41ecce95e96568c2a26105d93333a746
Just in case you might find that useful. #linux
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Normally I prefer using dark themes. When working on the terrace indeed light themes show better contrast. I've created a script that toggles dark/light mode in #alacritty and #kde / #plasma : https://gist.github.com/sarmbruster/41ecce95e96568c2a26105d93333a746
Just in case you might find that useful. #linux
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Normally I prefer using dark themes. When working on the terrace indeed light themes show better contrast. I've created a script that toggles dark/light mode in #alacritty and #kde / #plasma : https://gist.github.com/sarmbruster/41ecce95e96568c2a26105d93333a746
Just in case you might find that useful. #linux