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Fasty — GPU-accelerated terminal
Terminal emulator written in Rust on wgpu and winit.
Fasty is a GPU-accelerated, minimalist terminal emulator built with Rust, winit and wgpu. No ADE bloat, just speed. Sub-1% idle CPU, native tab tear-out, live-reload TOML config, and bottombar widgets for git, time, kube, and aws.
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About Fasty — GPU-accelerated terminal on Product Hunt
“Terminal emulator written in Rust on wgpu and winit.”
Fasty — GPU-accelerated terminal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 0 comments, placing #38 on the daily leaderboard. Fasty is a GPU-accelerated, minimalist terminal emulator built with Rust, winit and wgpu. No ADE bloat, just speed. Sub-1% idle CPU, native tab tear-out, live-reload TOML config, and bottombar widgets for git, time, kube, and aws.
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