This looks interesting but I'm clearly missing something. Could someone explain what does this terminal do for containers and flatpaks? Even reading the linked blog post didn't help me, probably because I only use containers a little and no flatpaks at all so I have no experience with what would make using them more confortable (if that is indeed the point?).<p>Thanks!<p>EDIT: Ah, looking at the screenshots on the project's page I see that it has a menu listing running containers which allows to directly open a terminal tab with a shell running inside the selected container. Is that it or is there more to it?<p>What about flatpaks? Do flatpaks actually work like containers?
I just started researching Project Bluefin a few weeks ago. Will probably make the jump to it as my primary development machine very shortly. Thanks for sharing this great project.
yes! I've been using the nightly for a few weeks now and this is as close to the perfect terminal as I've found. I love the integration with containers, I do next to nothing on the host itself, instead using Distrobox and Incus. Prompt makes that delightful.
> To give Prompt the best chance at tracking containers and foreground processes a prompt-agent runs from the host system.<p>Interesting so is that a package that needs to be installed on the host or does flatpak allow running executables outside the namespace?