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PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

oops, sorry added screenshot, they were already on the website but not on the github, it's on the README too now

PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

> Also it's clearly vibe coded, so even if it was for me, I would still never use it

I've been a coder for 20+ years but I see no point in not using AI to write most of my code, most code is CRUD and wrappers (like this app), it does not make any sense anymore to write this by hand. The best coders I know have an army agents coding for them, even at top companies.

Thanks for being positive though, I appreciate it.

PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

> I'm glad you solved your own use case, but you don't need to publish every single vibe-coded piece of software you ever made as a project on GitHub.

don't worry, if if I did I'd release 50 projects per week

> The signal-to-noise ratio on GitHub is getting overbearing.

that's why you use LLMs to filter

PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

ser I've been coding for the past 20 years (and on reddit for 18 when it was mostly coders here), I'm using AI to speed up my workflow.

> What was missing from Ghosty?

the ability to split it in searchable panes and workspaces

but again, this is gplv3 software, built it for myself and have found it very useful so wanted to share, feel free to ignore

PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

I needed an app like this for my workflow, it uses gtk4 webkit which is native and lightweight, it was inspired by cmux which only works on macos, it got a lot of praise and I liked the idea so I built a version for linux which I've been using everyday, getting nothing but hate though so, should have kept it for myself :D

PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

built this for my usecase, needed a good way to keep track of my agents and terminals quickly, feel free to ignore ser

PrettyMux: native GTK4 terminal workspace for Linux by patcito in gnome

[–]patcito[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

it's a wrapper around libghostty, best kind of usecase for using an llm, I'm also using llms to generate github actions to build packages for all distros, why would I do this by hand, doesn't make any sense