Fasty — GPU-accelerated terminal

What it does

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.

Fastty is a modern, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator built with Rust and GPUI. Pixel-perfect paint grid, seamless TUI block synthesis, command palette, project jumper, and in-buffer search.

A GPU-accelerated terminal emulator written in Rust on GPUI and Alacritty Terminal. Pixel-perfect typography, seamless TUI rendering, command palette, and sub-1% idle CPU. The installer scripts detect your OS and architecture, pull the matching release, and drop the binary where it belongs. No daemon. No background service. No telemetry phone-home. Wayland & X11 · installs to ~/.local/bin/fastty · honors $FASTTY_USER_INSTALL=1 Rust 1.78+ · 38 crates · ~90s on M-series · LTO + strip enabled in release profile Manual builds and per-arch archives on the releases page . First-run config lives at ~/.config/fastty/config.toml . Fastty ships with five tuned palettes and reads custom JSON themes…from fastyterm.vercel.app

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