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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2026
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I tried it for a bit, and it is kind of way too raw..but most of all it is pretty useless (at least to me) and hard to describe how strongly I hate this cursor. A lot of whys honesty . Cannot understand why it is promoted so hard …
Sometimes its nice to do a silly thing because we can. Like the gnome extensions that bring back wobbly windows or other egregious compiz effects
Hahaha , that’s true
it's experimental, it's not supposed to be an actual terminal to be used (at least i don't think anyone would), the potential is future implementation of 3d rendering inside the terminal. it's a similar scenario to when kitty started to introduce images inside the terminal. is it necessary? no. but it's fun.
I’m not against experiments. If it would result in something useful, it will be great
Useless? If we can get everyone to use this thing, we can finally invent the internet from Johnny Mnemonic!
I want to get online, I NEED a computer
Nothing to add. Just want to acknowledge that it is a well crafted comment
WTF do you mean? The rat is now the cornerstone of my terminal's functionality.
I'm imagining some script that only functions based on the angle/position of the rats spin