Ghosteel brings a modern terminal engine to SailfishOS. Most mobile terminals use legacy VT parsers that struggle with complex TUI apps. Ghosteel uses the same engine that powers Ghostty, giving you accurate rendering for tmux, neovim, htop, and other TUI applications.
Source code: github.com/zackslash/Ghosteel
License: MIT
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v0.5.1-beta:
- OSC 52 clipboard support (vim/tmux/neovim can read/write system clipboard)
- Pinch-to-zoom with per-session font size
- Keybar scroll indicator with flash on open
- Keybar no longer closes on drag
- Keyboard drag-dismiss no longer kills hardware keyboard input
- Fix startup crash on reopen with background processes
- Keyboard is now last entry in default keybar
v0.4.4-beta: First OpenRepos release
- Ghostty VT engine with 24-bit truecolor and full escape sequence support
- GPU-accelerated rendering via OpenGL ES 2.0/3.0
- Multi-session support with persistence
- Touch text selection with magnifier
- Configurable extra keys bar
- Automatic URL detection and hyperlinks
- Kitty Graphics Protocol inline images
- Encrypted scrollback
- Dark and Light color schemes with adjustable opacity
Comments
kan
Mon, 2026/06/22 - 12:12
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Is there any way to run Ghosteel terminal with a parameter?
zackslash
Mon, 2026/06/22 - 12:20
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Hey Kan, yes, you can set an 'Autorun command' on a per-session basis. Long-press on a session in the session list and select 'Autorun command' from the context menu. You can enter any shell command (e.g. top) and it will automatically run when that terminal session opens in-future.