I'd guess in the past it has been too exotic a choice for daily usage as you would have to chain commands like mkdir newdir; and cd newdir instead of basic &&. Now the game has changed, though, so let's keep on praising it. 🎉
It's not the fastest terminal emulator out there but definitely faster than Hyper 1 & 2. Impressive how much performance improvements ZEIT has been able to put into their latest release. Definitely shows that Electron apps do not need to be resource hogs.
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Almost the same with Ali!
Using:
tmux
to create multiple sessions and split panesexa
as replacement forls
bat
as replacement forcat
(aliased here, though)Fish is great. I'm always surprised it is not more popular.
I'd guess in the past it has been too exotic a choice for daily usage as you would have to chain commands like
mkdir newdir; and cd newdir
instead of basic&&
. Now the game has changed, though, so let's keep on praising it. 🎉Lovely, I'm seeing a lot of fellow fishes
I’m curious- why do you like Hyper 3? (I’ve never tried it)
Because there is no iTerm for Windows. With Hyper I can replicate this exactly same terminal experience on all platforms.
Well, Windows has a bit different font rendering but otherwise I can just hop between computers and stay productive.
The other terminal I'm using sometimes is the one built into VS Code which is another cross-platform dream.
Ahh I see I see.
I may try it but I wonder if it’s a bit of a hog with electron. I like that you can style it with css
It's not the fastest terminal emulator out there but definitely faster than Hyper 1 & 2. Impressive how much performance improvements ZEIT has been able to put into their latest release. Definitely shows that Electron apps do not need to be resource hogs.