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The terminal I used. This was to replace the default "Terminal" app of MacOS, and Ghostty claimed to require little configuration, so it was a natural choice. I have now converted to NeoVim and [[WezTerm]], both configurable through Lua.
I use the zsh shell; Ghostty should be installed via homebrew rather than a .dmg file so that the $PATH environment variable can be appended with $GHOSTTY\_BIN\_DIR upon installation. See discussions on Github. Otherwise, the terminal app itself works fine, but upon
which ghosttythe shell returns command not found.
Ghostty is both a terminal app and a CLI tool. Running
ghostty ghostty +list-themeswould return a very impressive color theme picker running directly in the terminal. Running
ghostty +list-keybinds --defaultproduces a list of key bindings provided by default.
In particular, creating splits (via super + d) is extremely fast.