A fast terminal emulator with features like ligatures, tabs, smooth scrolling and Unicode support, available for Linux/macOS/Windows
Kitty is a terminal emulator that prioritizes speed, efficiency, and modern features. Some key aspects of Kitty:
Overall, Kitty aims to provide a lightweight and performant terminal that feels modern, smooth, and optimized for developers, making shell work more pleasant and productive.
27 reviews
Kitty's GPU acceleration is incredible – scrolling through large logs is buttery smooth and noticeably faster than other terminals. However, the configuration via a text file instead of GUI settings feels archaic and some key combos conflict with my IDE, …
Kitty's GPU acceleration makes scrolling through logs and large outputs buttery smooth where other terminals stutter. The built-in ligature support makes coding beautiful, and the tab management feels intuitive right out of the box. For a free product, it delivers …
Switching to Kitty has been a game-changer for my workflow. The GPU acceleration makes everything feel incredibly snappy, especially when scrolling through logs or using Vim. Features like ligatures and true Unicode support work perfectly out of the box, which …
As someone who lives in the terminal for development and system administration, Kitty has been a game-changer. The GPU acceleration makes scrolling through logs and large outputs incredibly smooth, and the built-in ligature support makes my code far more readable. …
The speed is incredible and terminal apps feel incredibly responsive even on older hardware. The font rendering with ligatures is absolutely gorgeous, and the GPU acceleration makes scrolling through massive log files buttery smooth. However, the configuration is a beast. …
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