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> What does this have to do with windows terminal? They share some commonalities in that they are both C++ terminals. So anything Contour does should be similar to what...

WT is not based on VTE at all, but does aim for Xterm compliance. And if you've been following the project, you could see there's alot of good stuff there...

So I've just learned about https://github.com/martinus/robin-hood-hashing for boosting the performance of hashing and think it's better than the other 2 already listed, due to ensuring security is at it's optimal...

SDKs are only used for compiling. You use what you need out of it. For optimizing compilations, you'd need to ensure you only build what you need out of the...

Yeah, I just was answering your question about the SDK. You still need to optimize DirectX before even considering another renderer (unless somebody else takes a stab at it.)

It's possible for all platforms. But since you've already started down the path for DirectX for Windows, I figured you'd want to finish that first.

So I've discovered Zink, which should help considerably with this and is available in the Mesa package for Linux. Not sure which release got it but 21.x+ at least has...

Does https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/af_unix-comes-to-windows/ or https://github.com/jstarks/npiperelay help at all? I think they should be able to provide some inspiration at least in doing something similar.

[Homebrew](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask ) will continue to be the best delivery method for Mac. They have their own security measures in place such as using gpg key verification (just like linux package...

I probably should mention Macports as well as it is the 2nd largest delivery method with Homebrew being the first. Notcurses plans on being available for Macports and already has...