How do you guys work with terminals?

• toggleterm.nvim

  89 3,710 8.2 Lua

  A neovim lua plugin to help easily manage multiple terminal windows

I use tmux inside toggleterm.nvim cuz I use GUI client hense cant use nvim inside tmux

• tmux

  207 32,923 8.3 C

  tmux source code

  

its not being consistently 20ms faster/slower, but it adds like half-a-second lags here and there.. its not about "being slow" anymore, i'd say its a bug...

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• FTerm.nvim

  19 696 0.0 Lua

  :fire: No-nonsense floating terminal plugin for neovim :fire:

I use the Fterm plugin since one terminal is usually all I need (nothing too complicated). The plugin allows toggling of a floating window so the terminal doesn't get in the way. I also have a custom terminal for ranger using Fterm. One can use any cli app or command even and have it appear and disappear in a floating window using the plugin.

• bspwm

  92 7,500 1.5 C

  A tiling window manager based on binary space partitioning

Interesting question. I mix a lot. I use bspwm to create a window with a terminal for each individual project or general task. In kitty I group related functionality by tab and use layouts to position different applications that I want grouped (often development servers or server consoles). When working inside nvim I often use the built-in terminal for tasks related to the "code" (poke around, move stuff, create files, more advanced git commands etc).

• kitty

  289 21,932 9.9 Python

  Cross-platform, fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal

Interesting question. I mix a lot. I use bspwm to create a window with a terminal for each individual project or general task. In kitty I group related functionality by tab and use layouts to position different applications that I want grouped (often development servers or server consoles). When working inside nvim I often use the built-in terminal for tasks related to the "code" (poke around, move stuff, create files, more advanced git commands etc).

• wezterm

  131 13,711 9.8 Rust

  A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written by @wez and implemented in Rust

Shoutout to wezterm, the better kitty in my opinion

• tmux-fzf

  7 838 6.8 Shell

  Use fzf to manage your tmux work environment!

I have tmux shortcut ctrl+a ctrl+wso I can fuzzy search my projects/tabs. I found about that fuzzy search plugin 8 months ago and it's been awesome addition to my tmux config as it's very quick to jump to different project.

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• dotfiles

  6 5 7.2 Shell

This is probably more complicated setup than what others usually have, but it's been working excellent for me. I also use GitHub to sync my config across my machines.

• vim-slime

  56 1,790 9.4 Vim Script

  A vim plugin to give you some slime. (Emacs)

Send slime text to a REPL in a particular window (tab) or pane.

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