Developers using Emacs and terminal-based tools need a flexible interface that sits between a full TUI and a non‑interactive view; TermiFlex delivers a toggleable terminal mode that lets users seamlessly shift from a lightweight pane to a fully interactive TUI within the editor, eliminating costly context switches.
Thanks! Agreed ghostel looks fantastic. I still wish there was an in between a full TUI and a full non-interactive version, but switching to ghostel means I can fully live within emacs again.
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