Open oblitzitate opened 5 months ago
I believe this is duplicated: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7493 (I hope this gets implemented though)
Kind of but not really. Instead of creating a whole new TUI along with the GUI, this is just about making the GUI compatible with terminal emulators that use the kitty graphics protocol.
It's less costly this way since you don't need to maintain a TUI. You can treat this like a second-class citizen and focus most of the efforts in the GUI.
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It would be revolutionary to have such a GUI editor run in a terminal emulator so that it can seamlessly integrate with terminal features (e.g. tabs, sessions, remote, navigate-edit workflow, etc.) and tools (e.g. zoxide and fzf) for the best keyboard-centric user experience.
It would be an advantage over other editors like Neovim (lackluster GUI) and VSCode (no TUI).
It's already possible to run a chromium browser in the terminal. Try watching a video in
awrit youtube.com
and it's pretty fast (ignore the lack of cursor visual feedback). It's also possible to play videos directly in the terminal viampv --vo=kitty --vo-kitty-use-shm=yes
. Why not a GUI editor?You would use kitty graphics protocol to render the GUI. And you would use kitty keyboard protocol for advanced keyboard handling such as detecting modifiers and releases.
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