#kittyterminal — Public Fediverse posts
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I installed two terminals that I see a lot of on the web: Kitty and Ghostty, today I wrote a small little config file to get started with Kitty. As one of my favorite colors is orange and fonts Lucida Console (as it's readable) I began with assigning those basic things to my Kitty config file.
I need to get comfortable with config files again, as eventually it will be an essential part of my life. I do plan on going to a Systemd free NixOS, FreeBSD, or a few other options that have cropped up.
As my laundry is nearly done (comforter is in the dryer for a long dry cycle) this is a perfect little diversion to delay my boredom.
The website for further customization is:
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Nothing beats the buttery-smooth bliss of a minimal Linux laptop for #DevX.
Instant “I’m home” vibes every boot 🐧✨
(Main rig still Windows for my legacy bullshit though)
#Linux #CachyOS #KDE #KittyTerminal -
I guess this was it I can no longer use kitty, after the lastest version kitty is explicity requiring sRGB color encoding. My poor old video card doesn't have sRGB support, I'm fairly certain even before this change the colors was displayed incorrectly. Not that I cared that much about sRGB ever.
It's just another thing that I can't use in this old system, at least I have xterm that I used as a backup terminal emulator up until now that was also a requirement to have for my window manager xmonad.
Not that I don't like to xterm but I really liked kitty, plus it was the only GPU accelerated terminal emulator that I was able to use. -
New setup, who dis? It's that time again, but some changes:
- #MAME 0.279, compiling on and for...
- #HaikuOS R1B5 x86_64, running on a...
- New machine! A Lenovo M75q gen2 #TinyMiniMicro with a Ryzen 5 Pro 4650GE and 32 GB RAM, via...
- #tmux over SSH, viewed from...
- #KittyTerminal on #KDEPlasma 6.4.3, running on...
- #ArchLinux (btw)
The most significant change isn't the hardware. For the first time with MAME on Haiku, the build script uses #LLVM 20's
lldinstead of GCC'sld. I'm hoping this is going to dramatically reduce build time. We shall see!