If I am not mistaken, this is like another iTerm-like app. These tools have access to the innards of your system, like a VPN tool with access to all your connections. How do you trust, or build trust with, tools like these? How do you know whether the actor (s) behind them have malicious intent? Do you always build from an open-source project yourself? Is it a solution or the solution?
I use suckless terminal because the entire terminal is 4888 lines of C (including comments). Builds immediately. Starts immediately. Does everything I need it to do.
Have several running; resident set size between 10MB and 19MB.
Start with the person that is instrumental in this - Mitchell Hashimoto - you probably use products built on top of or with his tooling somewhere in your daily life already without knowing it. https://mitchellh.com/
I suspect you're getting down voted on this as it feels like this is a failure to educate yourself on something that feels like it should be relatively easy to do so in less time than it took to type your message.
I do have my own opinion, and I did that research on my own when picking Tailscale, Shellfish etc. and I am using these tools now daily. However I took the main post for an opportunity to ask this question since people were already engaging with something similar.
People are assuming the wrong thing I guess. We should always assume for the positive intent.
