WezTerm

“It is the only cross platform terminal emulator that truly provides an identical experience for me between Mac and Linux.”

“Wezterm has a similar feature with QuickSelect, absolutely game-changing for keyboard-driven workflows”

“Run wezterm on both with shared config. It’s amazing.”

“I currently use WezTerm for exactly the feature tty7 advertises about session support.”

“being able to version control the settings is one of the biggest benefits”

“Ghostty and WezTerm ship built-in Nerd Font fallbacks if your configured font isn't patched.”

“I like being able to share one configuration my company Windows and my personal Linux laptops”

“it is very convenient to be able to view images in the command line”

“I can fire up a Linux terminal with WezTerm and WSL2 at any point. It's customized and beautiful and totally fine.”

“being able to use ctrl-shift-p to control the entire terminal is nice”

“the biggest win was taking Wezterm and having claude build Lua scripts for the features I'm missing”

“wezterm 20260713-212414-b3255666 runs at 415fps”

“I use Wezterm which uses Lua as a config language”

“WezTerm have been fine and I've had much more reasonable battery life since”

“Since I discovered that I never want to use another term.”

“I can't copy/paste in wezterm using the keyboard/vim keys because it is constantly drawing the screen”

“most GPU-rendered terminal emulators don't engage in system-provided accessibility APIs AT ALL”

“Today, I use Wezterm, which VoiceOver doesn't read at all.”

“scriptable enough (lua) that you can session management”

“I run several sessions in multiple tabs in WezTerm”

“wezterm I need to reconnect all the time, but that works reliably”

“I regularly select hundreds of lines in Wezterm. I have never had a problem.”

“it's a terminal you program rather than configure”

“it's so nice having first-class UI windows rather than tmux's faking of it”

“I couldn't get wezterm to recognize fonts on ALpine no matter what I did”

“WezTerm has everything I need and is closest to iTerm2”

“Wezterm works perfectly, and I appreciate the .lua configuration over iTerm2's mess of menus.”

“Wezterms is certainly nice. I guess they haven't release another update?”

“they were near-frictionless to set up and they don't break on a random Tuesday”

“There are a handful of good terminal emulators. Weztern, alacritty, and kitty are popular.”

“Without fanfare, without constantly blogging non stop about itself, and especially, without memory leaks.”

“I used a much simplified version of it with WezTerm and remote Emacs.”

“Wezterm is an excellent project but it doesn't have native UI chrome like Ghostty does.”

“Wezterm is great but I found it noticeably slow in some (dumb) instances”

“WezTerm has a Lua API and is as complicated as you want it to be”

“Wezterm standardizes the terminal across all platforms”

“Lovely setup, super fast, all in the terminal.”

“I use WezTerm most often because it is fastest to give me a window when I hit the assigned shortcut key.”

“I had some issues with Wezterm fonts - I was able to configure it away”

“wezterm, which is pretty great, but renders fonts too thin by default”