Dax

Okay, so is most of the ghosty effort then in the library or in the front ends?

Okay, so is most of the ghosty effort then in the library or in the front ends?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I love the... Just speaking of side projects, I love, like, Mitchell's path of... like doing this big grand thing like Terraform that's just so like influential in the industry. And then being like, now I'm going to work on a, it was just a Mac terminal emulator and going like all in. And it's like, you just see people who are really good at stuff. They're just going to make good stuff.

I love the... Just speaking of side projects, I love, like, Mitchell's path of... like doing this big grand thing like Terraform that's just so like influential in the industry. And then being like, now I'm going to work on a, it was just a Mac terminal emulator and going like all in. And it's like, you just see people who are really good at stuff. They're just going to make good stuff.

Like he made, really cool thing. And then he comes along and he's going to make another really cool thing. Like, everything he touches is going to be good.

Like he made, really cool thing. And then he comes along and he's going to make another really cool thing. Like, everything he touches is going to be good.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like, I can't really conceptualize most of these things. And you're like, multiplexer. Nope, that sounds fake. That's made up.

Like, I can't really conceptualize most of these things. And you're like, multiplexer. Nope, that sounds fake. That's made up.

I know, I know, I know. And, like, I kind of know, like, I could have a conversation with someone and be like, yeah, I use Ghosty as an emulator. But I don't really know what that means. I don't know what an emulator really is. I just know I could use Ghosty or I could use iTerm or, you know, Alacrity or whatever. I know what the emulators are, but I don't know why they're called emulators.

I know, I know, I know. And, like, I kind of know, like, I could have a conversation with someone and be like, yeah, I use Ghosty as an emulator. But I don't really know what that means. I don't know what an emulator really is. I just know I could use Ghosty or I could use iTerm or, you know, Alacrity or whatever. I know what the emulators are, but I don't know why they're called emulators.

Does that make sense?

Does that make sense?

CLIs are confusing.

CLIs are confusing.

There's a shell. How's it like an emulator? And yeah, I don't understand all the layers. Why are there so many layers?

There's a shell. How's it like an emulator? And yeah, I don't understand all the layers. Why are there so many layers?