#ptyxis — Public Fediverse posts

#Ptyxis es un terminal que uso, prácticamente a diario, que mantiene casi en exclusiva (y parcialmente o completamente en su tiempo libre) Christian Hergert; entre otros módulos de #Gnome.

Hasta que no le pones un rostro relativamente cercano a estas noticias uno no es plenamente consciente como se vive y siente allí.

Este señor (familia mestiza) teme por la integridad de su familia. Pidió un traslado a #RedHat a #Francia. Fue denegado.

Indigna #EEUU.

https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2026/02/06/mid-life-transitions/

#Ptyxis es un terminal que uso, prácticamente a diario, que mantiene casi en exclusiva (y parcialmente o completamente en su tiempo libre) Christian Hergert; entre otros módulos de #Gnome.

Hasta que no le pones un rostro relativamente cercano a estas noticias uno no es plenamente consciente como se vive y siente allí.

Este señor (familia mestiza) teme por la integridad de su familia. Pidió un traslado a #RedHat a #Francia. Fue denegado.

Indigna #EEUU.

https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2026/02/06/mid-life-transitions/

第903回　コンテナ時代の端末ソフトウェアPtyxisを活用しよう！
https://gihyo.jp/admin/serial/01/ubuntu-recipe/0903?utm_source=feed

#gihyo #技術評論社 #gihyo_jp #技術解説 #業界動向 #OS #アプリケーション #ネットワーク技術 #サーバ関連 #Ubuntu #distrobox #container #ptyxis #gnome

Does anyone know how I can show the container name in a #Ptyxis tab?

Does anyone know how I can show the container name in a #Ptyxis tab?

I did create an palette for Ptyxis in the colors of the @forgejo themes.

Link to it here: https://git.gelbphoenix.de/gelbphoenix/dotfiles/src/branch/main/.local/share/org.gnome.Ptyxis/palettes/forgejo.palette

#Linux #Customization #Gnome #Ptyxis #terminal

Ein beliebiges Terminal aus Nautilus öffnen

Mit dem Python-Skript "nautilus-open-any-terminal" kann man das Wunsch-Terminal im GNOME-Dateimanager mit einem Klick im gewählten Verzeichnis öffnen. Das braucht man nicht, es ist aber sehr praktisch.

#Nautilus #Dateimanager #Terminal #Ptyxis #dconf_editor #Linux

https://gnulinux.ch/ein-beliebiges-terminal-aus-nautilus-öffnen

Ein beliebiges Terminal aus Nautilus öffnen

Mit dem Python-Skript "nautilus-open-any-terminal" kann man das Wunsch-Terminal im GNOME-Dateimanager mit einem Klick im gewählten Verzeichnis öffnen. Das braucht man nicht, es ist aber sehr praktisch.

#Nautilus #Dateimanager #Terminal #Ptyxis #dconf_editor #Linux

https://gnulinux.ch/ein-beliebiges-terminal-aus-nautilus-öffnen

This #ptyxis terminal looks pretty sweet. I installed it on my #PostmarketOS box, but it was kind of heavy for such a low-power machine. It also didn't seem to come with a fraction of the colour schemes I would want to use and I don't have time to roll them by hand.

But the #podman integration was pretty sweet!

This #ptyxis terminal looks pretty sweet. I installed it on my #PostmarketOS box, but it was kind of heavy for such a low-power machine. It also didn't seem to come with a fraction of the colour schemes I would want to use and I don't have time to roll them by hand.

But the #podman integration was pretty sweet!

Now trying the #Catpuccin color scheme. First impressions:

1. Even the darkest of the four shades is not too dark for me to open a dark-mode text editor besides a white-background web page.
2. It is consistently available for #RStudio, #Neovim, #MicroTextEditor and #Ptyxis, and hundreds of other applications
3. Colors for code comments are subdued as usual. At least I can read them without cranking screen brightness to full, but ideally I'd like more contrast.

I upgraded to #Ubuntu 25.10 and the new terminal emulator went totally under my radar. I've never heard of #Ptyxis before a few days ago.

With #Wezterm struggling on Wayland, I've been going back to #Terminator. So, this terminal upgrade is very welcome.

I'm still new to Ptyxis, but the GNOME theme looks great, it has a lot of settings and themes, and the focus on container integration is intriguing. I don't know how I haven't heard of Ptyxis before.

https://gitlab.gnome.org/chergert/ptyxis

I upgraded to #Ubuntu 25.10 and the new terminal emulator went totally under my radar. I've never heard of #Ptyxis before a few days ago.

With #Wezterm struggling on Wayland, I've been going back to #Terminator. So, this terminal upgrade is very welcome.

I'm still new to Ptyxis, but the GNOME theme looks great, it has a lot of settings and themes, and the focus on container integration is intriguing. I don't know how I haven't heard of Ptyxis before.

https://gitlab.gnome.org/chergert/ptyxis

Ptyxis in Nautilus

Wer das Terminal Ptyxis in den Dateimanager Nautilus einbindet, hat Möglichkeiten, um das Benutzererlebnis zu verbessern. Dieser Artikel beschreibt, wie man die GNOME-Console entfernt und das Kontextmenü anpasst.

#Dateimanager #Nautilus #Terminal #Konsole #Ptyxis #Linux

https://gnulinux.ch/ptyxis-in-nautilus

Ptyxis in Nautilus

Wer das Terminal Ptyxis in den Dateimanager Nautilus einbindet, hat Möglichkeiten, um das Benutzererlebnis zu verbessern. Dieser Artikel beschreibt, wie man die GNOME-Console entfernt und das Kontextmenü anpasst.

#Dateimanager #Nautilus #Terminal #Konsole #Ptyxis #Linux

https://gnulinux.ch/ptyxis-in-nautilus

Disappointed that #Ptyxis is now the default #terminal emulator of #GNOME in #Debian, but has no #Nautilus extension

Disappointed that #Ptyxis is now the default #terminal emulator of #GNOME in #Debian, but has no #Nautilus extension

696 - Ubuntu lo vuelve a hacer

#ptyxis se ha confirmado como la próxima terminal por defecto en #ubuntu 25.10 enfocada en el uso de contenedores y otras características interesantes

Vivimos en una época en la que la forma de desarrollar, desplegar y mantener software ha cambiado radicalmente. Cada vez es más común que tanto en e

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kV2sZB2WEI

#atareaoConLinux #podcastesp

696 - Ubuntu lo vuelve a hacer

#ptyxis se ha confirmado como la próxima terminal por defecto en #ubuntu 25.10 enfocada en el uso de contenedores y otras características interesantes

Vivimos en una época en la que la forma de desarrollar, desplegar y mantener software ha cambiado radicalmente. Cada vez es más común que tanto en e

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kV2sZB2WEI

#atareaoConLinux #podcastesp

Another switch after more than 2 decades of use: gnome-terminal -> #ptyxis .

~~Even ignoring everything else, being able to use ctrl+c for copying and never having to use ctrl+shift+v (instead of ctrl+v) is already a huge quality of life improvement.~~

**Edit:** Turns out the ctrl+c awesomeness is coming from fish, not ptyxis. Ptyxis has many other great qualities though. :)

Another switch after more than 2 decades of use: gnome-terminal -> #ptyxis .

~~Even ignoring everything else, being able to use ctrl+c for copying and never having to use ctrl+shift+v (instead of ctrl+v) is already a huge quality of life improvement.~~

**Edit:** Turns out the ctrl+c awesomeness is coming from fish, not ptyxis. Ptyxis has many other great qualities though. :)

Finally reinstalled my laptop to Aeon Desktop. Just added nerd fonts. Enabled fingerprints unlock. Ptyxis looks like a great terminal too. And love GNOME 48 and the new font.

The saddest part was when the brand new Seagate HDD suddenly died during the backup restore process. 😖

#aeondesktop #linux #openSUSE #gnome #neovim #ptyxis #seagate

Finally reinstalled my laptop to Aeon Desktop. Just added nerd fonts. Enabled fingerprints unlock. Ptyxis looks like a great terminal too. And love GNOME 48 and the new font.

The saddest part was when the brand new Seagate HDD suddenly died during the backup restore process. 😖

#aeondesktop #linux #openSUSE #gnome #neovim #ptyxis #seagate

#Ptyxis: ein #transparentes #Terminal.

#Tiksis ist eine schlanke #Terminal-Emulation für den #Gnome-Desktop. Neben der Ausrichtung auf Container-Formate besticht es durch #Transparenz und #Konfigurierbarkeit.

https://gnulinux.ch/ptyxis-ein-transparentes-terminal

#Ptyxis: ein #transparentes #Terminal.

#Tiksis ist eine schlanke #Terminal-Emulation für den #Gnome-Desktop. Neben der Ausrichtung auf Container-Formate besticht es durch #Transparenz und #Konfigurierbarkeit.

https://gnulinux.ch/ptyxis-ein-transparentes-terminal

RFE I filed in #DNF just now: https://github.com/rpm-software-management/dnf/issues/2222

This lets apps like #Ptyxis do nice GUI progress indicators.

Someone who is a #Debian contributor, do yourself a favour: please file an enhancement request on #APT & apt-get to support this progress indication integration feature (like Flatpak can do, and hopefully DNF can do too, eventually). I'm not going to report an issue in Debian, given its bug reporting tooling.

I'd fully expect Arch's #pacman to already have this shipping BTW 😏

RFE I filed in #DNF just now: https://github.com/rpm-software-management/dnf/issues/2222

This lets apps like #Ptyxis do nice GUI progress indicators.

Someone who is a #Debian contributor, do yourself a favour: please file an enhancement request on #APT & apt-get to support this progress indication integration feature (like Flatpak can do, and hopefully DNF can do too, eventually). I'm not going to report an issue in Debian, given its bug reporting tooling.

I'd fully expect Arch's #pacman to already have this shipping BTW 😏

Happy weekend everyone.

Here's a sneak peek at what's coming in June for #XeroLinux #Gnome edition. #FOSS #Linux #Arch #ArchLinux #Ptyxis #LibreWolf

Happy weekend everyone.

Here's a sneak peek at what's coming in June for #XeroLinux #Gnome edition. #FOSS #Linux #Arch #ArchLinux #Ptyxis #LibreWolf

... A pole for y'all ✅

I was thinking of replacing #GhosTTY with #Ptyxis in the #Gnome edition of #XeroLinux. What are your thoughts on that ? Plz boost for reach. I will act according to results of this poll. #FOSS #Linux #OpenSource

... A pole for y'all ✅

I was thinking of replacing #GhosTTY with #Ptyxis in the #Gnome edition of #XeroLinux. What are your thoughts on that ? Plz boost for reach. I will act according to results of this poll. #FOSS #Linux #OpenSource

Well, that's interesting. Any ideas how to fix this?

#flatpak #ptyxis

Well, that's interesting. Any ideas how to fix this?

#flatpak #ptyxis

I just heard you can report progress in a terminal program with vt100-like OSC codes. So I wrote a simple program to test it:

https://codeberg.org/rkaj/psleep

Works fine in nightly ptyxis (not yet in the stable release), though progress is indicated only in the tab, not in the titlebar if running a single tab. Does it work in your terminal? Otherwise, is it silently ignored (as it is in stable ptyxis and I think it should be unless supported) or does it produce visual gibberish?

#ptyxis #terminal

I just heard you can report progress in a terminal program with vt100-like OSC codes. So I wrote a simple program to test it:

https://codeberg.org/rkaj/psleep

Works fine in nightly ptyxis (not yet in the stable release), though progress is indicated only in the tab, not in the titlebar if running a single tab. Does it work in your terminal? Otherwise, is it silently ignored (as it is in stable ptyxis and I think it should be unless supported) or does it produce visual gibberish?

#ptyxis #terminal

Per cert ara he vist una nota parlant de Ptyxis, que és la nova consola que porta Fedora, i poc es parla de lo ben parida que està! Integració amb contenidors, colors diferents per sapiguer si estàs treballant com a root, en una sessió de ssh o dintre d'un contenidor... Molt bona! #Linux #Fedora #Consola #Ptyxis

#Ptyxis is now inside the #Alpine repos.

i have it installed on my #pmos installation, i hope it replaces the gnome-console in the upcoming Pmos changes:)

#linuxmobile

#Ptyxis is now inside the #Alpine repos.

i have it installed on my #pmos installation, i hope it replaces the gnome-console in the upcoming Pmos changes:)

#linuxmobile

@BrodieOnLinux @thelinuxcast @thelinuxEXP @learnlinuxtv @linuxuserspace @ubuntu @gnome
@linux

Has anyone tried the #Ptyxis terminal program that is apparently going to become the default, or at least the recommended program, in both Fedora and Ubuntu? There is a discussion at "Ptyxis Becomes Ubuntu's Recommended Replacement To GNOME Terminal" https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-Ptyxis-Recommended

Those who are into programming might not like it much because it doesn't have all the bells and whistles programmers expect, but for people who just want to access their home servers or something like that it's probably more than adequate. What I am wondering is has anyone else experienced the issue of controls and dropdowns being almost unreadable because of the low contrast text and icons used?

(Also, if you read through the issue tracker at https://gitlab.gnome.org/chergert/ptyxis/-/issues especially the "closed" issues, you find some, um, "interesting" responses by the author. I wonder if this is essentially a one person project and he is imposing his design choices and just closing reports by anyone who doesn't agree with his choices, or if maybe he is truly overwhelmed by the number of reports he has received).

Hope maybe someone will do a review of this at some point because I'd love to know if I;m the only one who thinks it maybe should have been kept in the oven a while longer before being accepted by #Fedora and #Ubuntu .

@BrodieOnLinux @thelinuxcast @thelinuxEXP @learnlinuxtv @linuxuserspace @ubuntu @gnome
@linux

Has anyone tried the #Ptyxis terminal program that is apparently going to become the default, or at least the recommended program, in both Fedora and Ubuntu? There is a discussion at "Ptyxis Becomes Ubuntu's Recommended Replacement To GNOME Terminal" https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-Ptyxis-Recommended

Those who are into programming might not like it much because it doesn't have all the bells and whistles programmers expect, but for people who just want to access their home servers or something like that it's probably more than adequate. What I am wondering is has anyone else experienced the issue of controls and dropdowns being almost unreadable because of the low contrast text and icons used?

(Also, if you read through the issue tracker at https://gitlab.gnome.org/chergert/ptyxis/-/issues especially the "closed" issues, you find some, um, "interesting" responses by the author. I wonder if this is essentially a one person project and he is imposing his design choices and just closing reports by anyone who doesn't agree with his choices, or if maybe he is truly overwhelmed by the number of reports he has received).

Hope maybe someone will do a review of this at some point because I'd love to know if I;m the only one who thinks it maybe should have been kept in the oven a while longer before being accepted by #Fedora and #Ubuntu .

Here is a video from Christian of the new progress state support in #Ptyxis – the interesting new bit you want to look out for is the progress circle in the description of the left tab.

For the backstory see the start of the thread as well as https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2024/12/03/ptyxis-progress-support/

[CC @pid_eins]

I've just realized a lovely thing about #Fedora 41 - since they've replaced original gnome-terminal app for #ptyxis as default, I'm no longer annoyed by the terminal app not respecting proper #gtile setup 🤩 The app window just stays the same size and place no matter what I do - old gnome terminal just didn't stick, I've opened a new tab and suddenly the whole window grew a few pixels up etc.

Yes, I am neurodivergent, thank you for noticing.

And for those that haven't seen this yet, Christian is currently adding support for progress state to #Ptyxis, too:

https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2024/12/03/ptyxis-progress-support/

Screenshot below taken from there.

(CC @pid_eins )

Numerous updates, patches, and new features included in the @fedora 41 release
https://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Fedora-41-Released-with-New-Features
#Fedora #Linux #OpenSource #GNOME #Ptyxis #KDE

Fedora Silverblue 41 beta UPDATE:

In today's image, Files/Nautilus now has "open in console" on right click — pretty much the same as the previous "open in terminal," though the terminal it opens is Ptyxis, and it tends to open it with two windows.

Speaking of Ptyxis, the new terminal (in Silverblue for sure, maybe also in Workstation?) is optimized for use with containers. Click on the down arrow to the right of the plus sign on the left side of the window, and all of your Toolbox and Podman containers show. You can open them with the menu:

#fedora #silverblue #linux #atomicfedora #ptyxis

@mhsdef

Went through all of those to some degree.
My final results after many many months were this:

Distro: #Aurora Linux DX (#Fedora Silverblue based)

Keyboard: #Keychron Q3 with Voyager V2 switches and “Code Brew” keycaps (pic attached)

Editor: Switching between #Neovim and VSCodium

Terminal: #Ptyxis (aurora Linux standard)for the container based workflow