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Anyone got a recommendation for a replacement? I'm currently using Warp and the history/context-aware autocomplete-on-meth is nice, but I don't use any of the n
by dfltr 1y ago
Anyone got a recommendation for a replacement? I'm currently using Warp and the history/context-aware autocomplete-on-meth is nice, but I don't use any of the new agentic features.
- zenethian 1y agoFish shell has this capability and you don't need any special terminal. I imagine there are zsh scripts and/or omz plugins for it too. iTerm2 on Mac has extra integrations also.
- dahjelle 1y agoDo you mean iTerm2 extra integrations with fish shell or that it has a setting somewhere that integrates Warp’s fancy GUI autocomplete stuff?
- abnercoimbre 1y agoSelf-plug: Still in early days, but I've positioned myself as the indie alternative. Terminal Click [0] is a 100% offline binary for Windows, Mac and Linux. I'm also blurring the lines between plain text and rich graphics. Zero AI is involved. Consider subscribing to the RSS feed [1] at the very least :) [0] https://terminal.click https://terminal.click [1] https://terminal.click/index.xml https://terminal.click/index.xml
- beacon473 1y agohttps://github.com/wavetermdev/waveterm https://github.com/wavetermdev/waveterm I'm a Warp fanboy. Claude Code has it beat for writing software, but Warp is magic for linux sys admin. I SSH into my home server and feel like a wizard, no more constantly switching to a web browser to Google stuff. The experience of staring at a text only terminal for hours without ever switching to a different window feels like using DOS before the internet. It's magical.