A new version of Ghostty emerged this week and in this post I run-through the key changes. For those unfamiliar with it, Ghostty is an open-source

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Ghostty 1.1.0 has been released, bringing improvements and fixes. Notable updates include support for server-side decorations on Wayland, a traditional app menu bar, new keybinding features, enhanced alpha blending for macOS, and improved IME support for macOS and Linux. The release also introduces various configuration options, bug fixes, and enhancements for a more integrated and efficient user experience.

Ghostty Update Adds Server-Side Decoration Support on Linux

<p>Why on earth are there still no official package repos for Debian/Ubuntu?</p>
