10 hours ago
- Mitchell Hashimoto announced his new company Superlogical, building on his terminal emulator experience.
- After leaving his previous company in 2023, he focused on fatherhood, philanthropy, and building software for passion.
- He developed Ghostty, a terminal emulator that grew into a widely used open-source project, now donated to a non-profit.
- Ghostty will remain non-commercial and is governed by a non-profit organization with a team of maintainers.
- Superlogical will initially ship a terminal multiplexer, leveraging the libghostty library as a public building block.
- The company aims to solve deeper problems around terminal usage, with a focus on well-crafted software.