Comment by n6242
16 hours ago
The other day I was able to click on Ghostty, then open Gnome Terminal, type a command and run it before Ghostty had finished loading.
16 hours ago
The other day I was able to click on Ghostty, then open Gnome Terminal, type a command and run it before Ghostty had finished loading.
Yeah. It's slow on Linux, for sure. I use Foot, which as far as I've tested is the fastest to launch. I use Niri and launch Foot terminals all the time as part of my workflow (it's just how my mind works), so time to launch matters to me.
Monstar is a libghostty derivative that resembles foot: https://github.com/rockorager/monstar
Namely it is wayland only, cpu rendered, and doesn't have any window decorations
Yep, same here but with xfce4-terminal.
I've just reverted back to using that as it's faster to load and has all the features I need.