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Hi, I'm not sure if this is a Kitty problem, but I haven't seen it with other terminals. I'm on a mac, using skhd to launch kitty:
cmd - return : kitty -d ~
Over time, I tend to accumulate tons of kitty instances. They are hidden, and I can't find them on any workspace, but they show up in the cmd+tab switcher:
If I cmd+tab to select one of them, I don't see a terminal. I don't have any options like "bring to front"
Does anyone have a clue what might cause this? My current solution is to periodically pkill all kitty instances, which also kills terminals I care about.
kitty.conf:
font_family Hack
font_size 13.0
cursor_shape block
cursor_blink_interval -1
enable_audio_bell no
hide_window_decorations titlebar-and-corners
window_margin_width 2.0
macos_option_as_alt both
shell_integration no-cursor
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Hi, I'm not sure if this is a Kitty problem, but I haven't seen it with other terminals. I'm on a mac, using
skhd
to launch kitty:Over time, I tend to accumulate tons of kitty instances. They are hidden, and I can't find them on any workspace, but they show up in the cmd+tab switcher:
If I cmd+tab to select one of them, I don't see a terminal. I don't have any options like "bring to front"
Does anyone have a clue what might cause this? My current solution is to periodically
pkill
allkitty
instances, which also kills terminals I care about.kitty.conf:
kitty 0.34.1
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