Ghostty

In a previous post I talked about WezTerm, a cross-platform terminal emulator application written in Rust that I liked. This time I’m going to talk about another one written in Zig called Ghostty, and I like this one even more. Ghostty is yet another brainchild of Mitchell Hashimoto, of HashiCorp fame. The installation on Fedora 44 requires a few steps, since it’s not available on Flatpak at the moment, nor it is immediately available on standard Fedora repos: $ sudo dnf copr enable scottames/ghostty $ sudo dnf install ghostty I then opened the configuration file ~/.config/ghostty/config.ghostty using the CTRL+, (comma) sequence, and added these settings for my personal pleasure: app-notifications = no-clipboard-copy cursor-style = block cursor-style-blink = true font-family = "BlexMono Nerd Font" font-size = 16 keybind = F11=toggle_fullscreen link-url = true maximize = true shell-integration-features = no-cursor theme = light:iTerm2 Light Background,dark:iTerm2 Dark Background…