[alkh]

The only thing I am missing now from Ghostty is being able to open it in any open Finder folder with a keyboard shortcut(like standard Ubuntu terminal). Ghostty already provides Finder-specific GUI shortcut but you need to use a mouse. Otherwise, stellar work(especially the ease of configuring it) and congrats to everyone involved!

[ubercow13]

You can set a keyboard shortcut for that GUI menu entry (and most others) in macOS system settings.

[presbyterian]

I do this with an Alfred workflow, I hit command+space and then type “ft” and it opens the front most Finder window’s directory in Terminal (or iTerm, you can set it to whatever)

[sdqali]

This can be done through Nautilus scripts.

> cat ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/Ghostty

#!/usr/bin/env bash

ghostty --working-directory=$(pwd)

> cat ~/.config/nautilus/scripts-accels

<Ctrl><Shift>F4 Ghostty

[alkh]

Thanks, looks cool but not available for OSX (:

[orbsa]

Can you not bind the command "open ." to a keybind through Ghostty?

[duskwuff]

Wrong direction. OP wants to open Ghostty from a Finder window, not vice versa.

[tomjakubowski]

I think they are looking for the opposite: open a Ghostty window from Finder.

[alkh]

Yeah, exactly, like Ctrl+Alt+T opening Xterm in Ubuntu. If I am not mistaken, if you have a file explorer open it will automatically open terminal in that specific folder(i.e. kind of like `cd`ing there first)