Mitchell Hashimoto announces Superlogical and new terminal multiplexer
Key Takeaway
Mitchell Hashimoto is launching a new company, Superlogical, which will first develop a high-performance terminal multiplexer using libghostty.
Summary
Mitchell Hashimoto, the creator of Ghostty, has announced the formation of a new company called Superlogical. The company's initial product will be a terminal multiplexer built upon the libghostty library. Hashimoto confirmed that Ghostty will remain a non-profit project under its current governance and MIT license.
Development of a new terminal multiplexer
- The new multiplexer will be built using libghostty as a public building block.
- Superlogical intends to use the same MIT-licensed components available to the public.
- The project aims to upstream shared terminal work to benefit all libghostty consumers.
- The focus is on creating a tool that is powerful and fast, leveraging Hashimoto's experience with terminal emulators.
Why it matters
The move reinforces the utility of libghostty as a foundational library for terminal-related software while keeping the Ghostty project strictly non-profit.
Original reference: mitchellh.com →