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👻 Ghostty Configuration

Terminal Demo

📖 Overview

A configuration for Ghostty, the high-performance, native-feeling terminal emulator. This setup focuses on aesthetic minimalism, speed, and leveraging Ghostty's unique features like shaders and rich styling.

✨ Features

  • ⚡ Native Performance: Extremely low latency and resource usage.
  • 🦄 Custom Shaders: Configured to use custom GLSL shaders (e.g., CRT effects) when I'm feeling nostalgic.
  • 🎨 Dual Themes: Custom litepal/nitepal themes that sync with system appearance.
  • 🔳 Window Management: Tiling-friendly window padding and decoration settings.
  • 🔮 Holographic Icons: Uses Ghostty's macOS-specific icon features.

📂 File Structure

Ghostty uses a flat configuration file structure, but I organize themes separately:

config/ghostty/
├── config              # Main configuration file
└── themes/             # Custom theme definitions
    ├── litepa11y       # Light mode (Accessible)
    ├── litepal         # Light mode (Standard)
    ├── nitepa11y       # Dark mode (Accessible)
    └── nitepal         # Dark mode (Standard)

⌨️ Keybindings

I've mapped Ghostty to behave similarly to my WezTerm/Tmux workflow using Ctrl + d as a prefix.

Keys Action
Ctrl+d c New Tab
Ctrl+d v Split Right
Ctrl+d s Split Down
Ctrl+d z Toggle Split Zoom
Ctrl+d h/l Previous/Next Tab
Ctrl+d x Close Surface
Alt + Arrows Jump between splits
Super + Enter Toggle Fullscreen

🎨 Themes

The configuration is set to automatically switch between light and dark variants of my custom palettes:

theme = light:litepa11y,dark:nitepa11y