Ghostty has single-instance mode on Linux that shares some resources.
Oh I didn’t know this. I will have to try it sometime.
That’s fine for lightweight usage, but for workflows like mine that involve heavy TUIs and multiple tmux sessions with dozens of windows/panes with big scrollback buffers, it becomes a bottleneck when one or more panes are flooding output from scripts/playbooks/etc.
Yeah, for sure. Different use cases. Hence I can keep both installed, heh.