Comment by nickjj

> With Ghostty my only option is to maintain different config files per machine.

This turns out to be a benefit IMO.

Ghostty supports include files. You can have all of your shared config in 1 main config and then have small files that are included which are machine specific. My dotfiles uses it and it supports Linux and macOS. Example: https://github.com/nickjj/dotfriedrice/blob/master/.config/g...

You can have something like this in your Ghostty config: config-file = ?config.local

And then on each machine that's different, you can have your machine specific config in ~/.config/ghostty/config.local or whatever you decide to name the file.

It works out nicely because config options are merged, so the local file can overwrite what's in the main config. This lets you deviate from the original git committed config without needing to modify it. Super handy for public dotfiles.