Simple Multiplexer for Unix Terminal
smut is a modal alternative to tmux inspired by st and modal editors
Mode Switch Key (Ctrl a)
- Leader + i : Insert Mode (regular terminal, should not impede with anything)
- Leader + n : Motion Mode (vim navigation + xX to select lines up and down)
- Leader + s : Select Mode (currently same as motion)
git switch tabs
- Leader; h,l : Move Prev/Next Tabs
- Leader + c : Create Tab
- Leader + q : Close Tab (quits on last tab)
- Leader + Q : Quit
- Leader + R : Refresh
- move from grid of glyphs to ring of lines
- decouple view and data
- SIMD optimization for ansi parsing
- AoS to SoA of glyphs
- streamline x1b magic strings to readable code
- handle line wrapping
- basic client-session with mkfifo
- Investigate why throughput (compared to tmux) is faster on darwin and 4x slower on linux
- implement b, B, e, E, t, T, f, F (almost)
- optimize rendering to speed up display
- implement goto mode (maybe just make this current line specific?)
- implement vim style Select Mode in Select Mode (almost)
- scroll messes with gutter display if not at current line
- decide if scroll should move cursor with it (probably not)
- lines wrap around if > 80 on active screen (history is fine)
- resize to smaller box will delete characters originally outside new box
time cat test.txton linux causes cursor to offset y+1 from current line