nix-config/kitty
Donovan Glover b46cda8cfd
meta: Change default browser from librewolf to qutebrowser
Browsers were always a pain point for me due to the manual intervention
they often required to get extensions configured properly across
separate user profiles. qutebrowser has improved significantly since the
last time I tried it (around 2017) and supports modern browsing due to
its usage of Chromium 102 with QtWebEngine 6.4.0.
2022-11-02 18:27:50 -04:00
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.config meta: Change default browser from librewolf to qutebrowser 2022-11-02 18:27:50 -04:00
README.md docs: Add READMEs for kitty, xcursor, and xinit 2018-11-18 20:57:03 -05:00

kitty

kitty is a new terminal emulator built from the ground up to support all modern terminal features.

Use Cases

kitty can be used to:

  • View images in the terminal, without the visual inconsistencies of w3m
  • Change background opacity on the fly (without opening a new terminal)
  • View emoji and other special symbols in the terminal
  • View all icon fonts in the terminal
  • Change the entire color scheme on the fly (both the terminal and kitty itself)
  • Display over 16 million different colors at the same time (also known as 24-bit true color support)

You should not use kitty if:

  • You should use kitty.