It looks fancy but after using it for a while I can't really see what are the benefits of using it over something like tmux which is battle tested, fast, robust available everywhere, etc.
I haven't tried this, but I'm always frustrated that tmux doesn't have sane scroll and copy/paste behavior out of the box. I'm not even sure how to configure it properly to have sane behavior. If this could solve that by default, as well as making it easier to restore sessions I might be in.
we don't have parity with tmux yet. in terms of scripting and screen splitting, tmux is better. but, we will get there for most of the features, and i hope we'll be able to deliver those features in a more user-friendly and accessible way to non-power users. by using web tech, we know it is (relatively) easy and possible.
imo, building these types of features into your terminal make a lot more sense than having them run on every remote machine. ever run tmux inside of tmux?
While I use tmux and don't like this new Wave app, tmux is not entirely battle-tested. For example, displaying images in terminal is a problem with tmux.
actinium226|2 years ago
sawka|2 years ago
imo, building these types of features into your terminal make a lot more sense than having them run on every remote machine. ever run tmux inside of tmux?
behnamoh|2 years ago
unknown|2 years ago
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