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A place to ask all of your tough Kitty Terminal Emulator config questions

Kitty Terminal Emulator - midwest.social

https://midwest.social/c/kittyterminal

“The fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal emulator” A place for discussion and questions about the kitty terminal emulator. Rules: - No NSFW - be respectful (we were all noobs once) - try to keep discussions in the ballpark of kitty even if it’s just to contrast another emulator with it Links: - official documentation [https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/] - github repository [https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty] Supported OS: - Linux - macOS - Various BSDs

Are you a fan of the Kitty terminal emulator? Maybe you want to learn more about it? Are you trying to learn how to map that one action in your config? Come ask here :)

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WithMeDoctorWu

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Is there a way to defeat the "Command completed" notifications in a gnome-based session? At least out of the box on a fedora desktop, every shell command in kitty produces an alert at the top of the screen. The idea behind those notifications, as I understand it, is for if you've moved to another window while waiting for a long-running process to complete in your terminal. At least that's how it seems to work for the native gnome terminal: it produces a notification only if the window is not focused. Continually having stuff like "Command completed: ls" pop up as I type is a little too distracting for me.

SmokeInFog

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You might ask this in one of the linux communities. I don't think it'll get much here in New Communities community; and it's not a question for the the Kitty Terminal Emulator community because it's a question about Gnome, not kitty. I don't run Gnome (I'm not a fan of it at all)

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