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Show HN: Godot and Rust based multiplexer (terminal panes and more)

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A developer has released gPTY, a multiplexer application built using the Godot game engine and Rust programming language, inspired by tools like tmux. This project is interesting for tech enthusiasts because it explores combining unconventional technologies to create a customizable terminal workspace with potential features beyond traditional terminal emulation, such as FPS control and integrated media display. Future development will focus on local knowledge management and expanding pane types, potentially offering a unique environment for AI agent orchestration and productivity.

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