Hi everyone, I’ve built a Herdr plugin to change the theme of my workspace in Herdr. I’m not sure if it’s useful, but it’s nice for a change of scenery when you’re bored of the old look.
You can add more theme pallete collor refference from Terminalcolors
This plugin is still in the testing phase, please do feel free to leave a rating and your feedback.
check on this : herdr-theme-picker
I used
sudo log stream --level debug --predicate 'subsystem=="com.mitchellh.ghostty"'
to see whats happening, but it just says "trigger global event" and no error.
Whats going on here? I can't get to the right information to repot this.
Most "productivity launchers" are GUI apps that happen to run near a terminal. Prelude is the opposite: it's a terminal-native launcher — same fzf-driven panel whether you summon it with Ctrl+R at a zsh prompt or a global hotkey from anywhere on the machine.
What it searches: shell history, files/folders, running processes and open ports, apps, clipboard history (including images), saved quicklinks, and — the part I actually built it for — coding-agent sessions and skills. If you've got Claude Code, Codex, or a handful of other agent CLIs installed, it lists their conversations and lets you resume with the agent's own syntax.
It never runs a command for you — everything lands on the clipboard so you read it before you paste it. Objects (files, folders, apps, URLs) just open, no shell involved.
Rust, Apache-2.0, macOS only for now: https://github.com/mikewang817/Prelude
I built Prelude, A launcher for shell commands and the AI agents already running on your machine. Faster than Spotlight, more powerful than Spotlight, and it even runs entirely in the terminal — no extra app to install.
I updated macOS to 26.6.1 yesterday. Now both ghostty and cmux (which uses the ghostty config), show awful and unusable background colors. I am running a Mac mini m4 attached to an LG UltraFine monitor. I use dark mode always on macOS.
It looks like the background color is set to white (or at least something very bright) in ghostty after this update.
If I run `ghostty +list-themes` and select my theme (Pierre Dark), the preview is correct.
Changing to other themes and restarting has no effect. Changing settings with respect to Liquid Glass and "reduce transparency" and "increase contrast" on macOS have no effect.
Other terminals, like iTerm, WezTerm, Kitty are not affected by this issue. Interestingly, MacTerm, which I believe uses libghostty, in also unaffected. As noted above, cmux shows the same problem as ghostty.
I did finally fix this by explicitly setting
background=#000000
in the ghostty config.
But why? Anyone else see this?