top | item 27077444 (no title) jah | 4 years ago I've been running urxvt with tmux in a tiling window manager for the last decade. What features from these new terminal emulators am I missing out on? discuss order hn newest shi_tty|4 years ago hyperlinks-- programs can emit an escape code that would be interpreted as hyperlink. so you can do `ls --hyperlink=auto` (yes, it's so useful that a coreutils util has included it) and click on the hyperlink to open the file using xdg-open.Also, vim: `help modifyOtherKeys`.emojis kzrdude|4 years ago kitty has ligatures and inline images support. Inline images go right out the window if using a terminal multiplexer though, unfortunately.
shi_tty|4 years ago hyperlinks-- programs can emit an escape code that would be interpreted as hyperlink. so you can do `ls --hyperlink=auto` (yes, it's so useful that a coreutils util has included it) and click on the hyperlink to open the file using xdg-open.Also, vim: `help modifyOtherKeys`.emojis
kzrdude|4 years ago kitty has ligatures and inline images support. Inline images go right out the window if using a terminal multiplexer though, unfortunately.
shi_tty|4 years ago
Also, vim: `help modifyOtherKeys`.
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kzrdude|4 years ago