Kitty 0.49 Terminal Emulator Lands With Custom Shaders and Faster Performance
Kitty 0.49 introduces official custom shader support alongside broad performance improvements, delivering 15–35% higher real-world throughput.
Kitty 0.49 introduces official custom shader support alongside broad performance improvements, delivering 15–35% higher real-world throughput.
Kitty 0.48 introduces vertical tabs on the left or right side, plus Wayland fixes, macOS enhancements, and performance improvements.
Kitty 0.47 GPU-accelerated terminal adds a new drag-and-drop kitten, window rearranging, auto config reloads, progress bars, and several security fixes.
Kitty 0.46 GPU-accelerated terminal introduces smooth pixel scrolling, momentum scrolling on Linux, draggable tabs, and mouse-based split resizing.
Kitty 0.45 GPU-accelerated terminal introduces a new keyboard-first file selector kitten with fast navigation and rich previews for text, images, videos, and e-books.
Kitty 0.44 GPU-accelerated terminal adds Unicode 17 support, macOS optimizations, and fixes flickering, CPU issues, and Wayland scrolling bugs.
Kitty 0.43 GPU-accelerated terminal emulator adds session management, cursor trail colors, blinking text, and improved macOS compatibility.
Kitty 0.42, a GPU-accelerated terminal emulator, brings a Quake-style quick-access terminal, Unicode 16-compliant grapheme segmentation, and more.
Kitty 0.40 GPU-accelerated terminal emulator brings font size flexibility, better underline rendering, and more.
In this guide, we will be looking at how to install, customize and use the Kitty terminal emulator on Linux.