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@dwr.eth
Anyone using Warp for their terminal? If so, what's your favorite feature? warp.dev
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@git
Tried it, nothing that a good iTerm2 + zsh + zimfw setup can’t replace. Also don’t like needing an online account in order to use a terminal
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@rish
iTerm2 drop-down terminal (aka guake for mac) is the way
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@robin
@jarrel is our resident warp wiz
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@haardikkk
Nah not worth the resource usage I still use Kitty on my laptop
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@notdevin.eth
I use it full time. I haven’t gone crazy with all it can do but I love the basic creature comforts other terminals don’t have and having an inline ai for esoteric terminal commands keeps me moving quickly
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@eulerlagrange.eth
The terminal by far no doubt. I love I can ask an ai really quickly, and I can setup workflows.
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@tayyab
Tried it, but honestly I don’t feel like I use my terminal past the basic features. So just VC code terminal it is
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@ertan
I still use it regularly. I thought I'd love the AI assistant but it's not as good as I thought (although still helpful). Some of the problems might be solved by better UX but others require better models. I like the subshells feature a lot but lack of tmux support kinda sucks. https://docs.warp.dev/features/subshells
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@deboboy
what is this dark art?
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@pugson
works well when i want to copy some shit from the output or dump the whole thing to a gist
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@vrypan.eth
I used it for a while. But it was too "smart" for me, too opinionated. For example, tab completion did not work as I expected it to work. Switched back to iTerm.
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@royalaid.eth
I have been using it for a while and don't have the habit built it yet, I still reach for ChatGPT for terminal commands
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@gabrielayuso.eth
I do but I haven't really explored its features. I rarely give myself the time to poke around apps. I mainly like how it does auto complete with directory selection and how it lets me navigate through output of past commands. Haven't explored beyond that.
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@futureartist
Smart autocomplete. However, I don't like that the default btn for autocomplete is right arrow (I always default to tab for autocomplete). I don't think I'm using it to its max potential. Also the AI ask is pretty nice (e.g. I never remember kubectl commands).
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@hyper
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@kindness
So much data collection https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/privacy#what-telemetry-data-does-warp-collect-and-why
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@andy8052
Yes it’s been my daily driver for over a year No special feature it just works really nicely
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@ekuhn.eth
I tried it out but I end up just using the terminal in Cursor or VSCode
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@artlu
tiny, but delightful: arrow-up and arrow-down are sized by command results, not by lines or pages also: copy-paste feels 2-5% better than any other terminal
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