What are your thoughts on the JS/HTML/CSS terminal called Hyper?
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This is exactly how I imagine a Mac user would try to develop a terminal emulator.
I died a little inside reading that page.
It breaks with a single command.
$ yes
Are you serious?
Yeah, last time I tried it, it would just completely lock up if you fed it too much rapid output.
LMAO
As expected from a terminal made in fucking JavaScript.
silly, but i don't use a minimalist terminal myself, so someone would say the same about my choice.
why not just use the terminal module inside VSCODE lol... it is made in JS and works
$ yes
or like this iterm2.com
those who kode with karlie will love this
Iterm2 is god tier, this won't replace iterm2 for me.
serious laughs, thx user.
oh well thats an interesting bug for sure
Enjoy your Bloatware.
You should even replace assembly with JS.
Fucking millenials I swear.
i tried it out because of the theming and extensions looked kinda neat, but it turned out to be slow as hell
basically, the atom of terminals
>basically, the atom of terminals
Do you have a good alternative to atom out of curiosity?
vim
fpbp
vscode senpai
Vim, sublime, notpad ++, emacs, kate, nano, ed, literally anything
>literally anything
Notepad++ is what I use primarily, but atom has been very nice for custom linters and environment management. I haven't had much luck in my workflow with vim or emacs (dw I'm aware of how powerful they are, but in terms of file management, they're really lackluster).
Can you run scripts and/or compile from it? Looks alright otherwise.
im sure you can with the right extension. It has a great community around too
I think I'm going to be sick...
Okay this is pretty great. Thanks for the suggestion!
VSCode. Lighter with better theme and at least feature parity if not above.
> right click on this page
> "inspect element"
there is your "HTML/JS/CSS terminal"
Im programmer that only uses the terminal and vim+tmux to get work done
Can you explain what its lacking with file management
Personally i use bash commands to do that and if i am not sure where a file is
I can
`find . | grep 'filename'` and get what i need 95% of the time
UUOG
?
Useless Use Of Grep
Why dont macfags just use iterm2 if they want a special snowflake terminal?
It's pretty and very buggy.
When will the 'Electron' and 'Web-engine-based' application nightmare stop?
Why can't they use C/C++/yourfavoritecompiledlang and stop eating RAM?
>Quick! we need a terminal
>uhhh ummmmm
>Fuck it let's just steal terminator's features and call it a day
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Spacemacs, emacs, vim
How else would web devs fill their meaningless existence?
because dev time is much more expensive than your ram and cpu cycles, that is a thing NEETs and autists will never understand
Now. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't one of the most fucking important parts of a terminal emulator to be FAST? The one thing in your computer you want to be as responsive as humanly possible? Hell, for certain tasks I kill my session and go to tty just for the few hundredths of a second extra it gives my keystrokes (and lack of distractions).
Why would you do this? Why would anyone do this?
but | grep filename is way easier to type than -name "*filename*"
Meeeeehhhh it's inefficient, it triggers my autism
because not everyone is you
>it's inefficient
what? in what way?
oh no, my cpu spent an extra 25 microseconds on this command
you game me a good laugh, sir.
There's just too many people I'm thinking of right now
>oh no, my cpu spent an extra 25 microseconds per instruction
fix'd
The xterm and rxvt code are bloated shit but somehow this is worse. Pajeet tier.
I prefer to be able to Ctrl+Tab through files within a constrained environment. And with that, even being able to swap between several environments with two keystrokes or a click.
iTerm2 is better.
You forgot part where terminator is shit
>The issue is reproducible in vanilla Hyper.app: Yes
>Yes
kek
Oh my gosh, this thread is homosexual.
What a Klossal failure.
I've used Hyper quite a bit, and overall I'd say it's meh. It's fun to rice, but when the rubber meets the road, I always fall back to the native Linux terminal because it's simple and not a meme.
i totally don't mind user interfaces done in html/css/js, because usually they look good and have good interactions, but it's unfortunate that the thing that runs it is something as memory hogging as chrome
it should be illegal for her to not be sitting on my face
>linux
you make me laugh, poojeet
Unlike Hyper terminal, Klossy is 100% built for speed.
Why would you make anything in javascript when you could make it in another language?
I need to stop scanning through all the bullshit on this website.
I thought this was an emulator app like XAMPP but new and nice and all in one package to design and soft-launch websites but no. it's another out of this world faggotry shit.
thanks.
>XAMPP
>faggotry shit
nah don't worry you got it right
that's extremely easy in most terminals/shells.
Oh wow this must be the one where you can install pokemon themes. I remember seeing one with a charmander background.
By the way what terminal emulator are anons using?
Windows: ConEmu
Linux: xfce4-terminal
Android: the stock one of lineageOS
Is Atom normally slow? I haven't had problems with it
I wanted to use Hyper cuz I thought it would be good for my rice and it just seemed cool, but no matter what I do I can't get transparency to work in it.
I wrote my own terminal emulator, so I use that, bugs and all.
Rofl
wow another electron app that's way too bloated for its own good.
disgusting. only good terminal emulator is st. all others use much more ram for the same thing.
>hyper.is
>In the beginning, our focus will be primarily around speed, stability and the development of the correct API for extension authors.
React + Electron
They failed from the start.
...
Sublime or VSCode
>tfw an entire army of shitty devs will take over the world and spread the webAIDS stuff
kill me
>Pajeet
>Linux
KEK
QUINTS
OF
TRUTH
Just use tmux or i3 or something
Thats not vims fault at all
Vim is for editing text it isnt an ide
Your term emu is the environment
>13% CPU usage to render a fucking mouse pointer
>"light"
If we're going to pretend fixed bugs are relevant complaints then nothing is good.
Hyper is only interesting (at least to me) because it can handle variable width fonts (Helvetica Neue in this screenshot). It's pretty much pointless from a usability standpoint, but it's a neat design idea that no other terminal besides plan9's can do.