Rio Terminal Description

Rio is a terminal app that's built using Rust, WebGPU and Tokio runtime. It aims to provide the best frame rate experience for as long as you like, but can also be configured to use minimal GPU.

The terminal renderer uses a redux state machine. Lines that have not been updated will not be redrawn. Look for the simplest rendering process most of the time. Rio is designed to support WebAssembly, so in the near future you will be in a position to define how your tab system will function with a WASM plug-in written in any language.

Rio uses WGPU which is a WebGPU implementation for use outside a browser. It also acts as a backend for Firefox’s WebGPU implementation. WebGPU is a more efficient way to use modern GPUs than WebGL.

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  • Name: Hugo L.
    Job Title: Software Developer
    Length of product use: Less than 6 months
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User, Administrator
    Organization Size: 500 - 999
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    Insanely fast and best terminal tabs

    Edited: Aug 01 2023

    Summary: Rio is crazy fast, I was using Kitty for a long time but after gave a chance to Rio decided to stay with it.

    Positive: I really enjoy the terminal, not only is a minimalist terminal as also have the best tabs of all terms. I honestly don't care about what's going on in other tabs and don't want to be spammed by that. Rio provides a minimal interface besides the fact that is really fast.

    Negative: Still is a quite fresh project so a lot of features are missing like search but it's caching up quite quick.

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