Ghostty Config
A beautiful config generator for Ghostty terminal.
Overview:
Ghostty config is a configuration generator for Ghostty Terminal that is still in early development. It offers easily modifiable settings, a font playground, and previews for cursors, selections, and color palettes. The tool is automatically deployed via GitHub actions on every push to main to ensure it stays updated and can be accessed at ghostty.zerebos.com. While primarily designed for desktop use with Ghostty Terminal, it does not support mobile devices.
Features:
- Easily Modifiable Settings: Users can customize settings with ease.
- Font Playground: Allows users to experiment with different fonts.
- Previews and Demos: Provides previews for cursors, selections, and color palettes.
- Deployment via GitHub Actions: Automatically deployed to stay up to date.
- Future Features: Upcoming features include keybind validation and more.
Summary:
Ghostty config is a configuration generator for Ghostty Terminal that offers customizable settings, font playground, previews, and demos. It is still in development with upcoming features like keybind validation. The tool is automatically updated via GitHub actions and can be accessed at ghostty.zerebos.com, primarily designed for desktop use with no mobile support planned.
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