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| | | | | For a long time I've been using the Terminator terminal emulator on Linux machines, but last week I read a LWN article about a new emulator called Ghostty that looked interesting and I decided to give it a try. The author sells it as a fast, feature-rich and cross-platform terminal emulator that follows the zero configuration philosophy. Installation and configurationI installed the debian package for Ubuntu 24.04 from the ghostty-ubuntu project and started playing with it. The first thing I noticed is that the zero configuration part is true; I was able to use the terminal without a configuration file, although I created one to change the theme and the font size, but other than that it worked OK for me; my $HOME/.config/ghostty/config file is as simple as: font-size=14 theme=/usr/share/ghostty/themes/iTerm2 Solarized Light | |
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| | | | | Logging in to the Console Installing the Agent via RPM Packages Checking the Agent Status and Logs Configuring and Detecting Applications Initiating Analyzers and Viewing Insights Install Another Agent What is OpenResty XRay | |
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