[sawka]

i think the terminal can be much better than it is today. i quit my job and started working on this full time after making the prototype because i was convinced that universal history, inline rendering, and persistent sessions just needed to happen. that being said, building a new terminal is hard and requires direction and a full-time team. these things are expensive and venture money will help us bring this idea to life quickly.

i also want to point out that the main competitor in this space is also venture backed and is closed source. we need the money to keep up (with help from the OSS community) and make sure there is a great open alternative in the market.

[whalesalad]

I dig it, honestly. Just surprised to see that in teh footer. It's kind of a dealbreaker for me though because so much of my workflow relies on tmux. I tend to align more with the camp that a terminal emulator is just a window into another world, not the world in and of itself. Makes it really easy to move between machines, too. mosh + tmux is half way there.