For my taste, Wezterm is much more configurable: I can change key bindings, mouse bindings, make custom actions/behaviors, write the config file anyway I want if at the end it generates the needed Lua table,... And it's not gonna stop here.
The code is beautifully separated in layers, Rust is used at its best for terminal reading/interpretation..
The codebase is flexible: I could write my own frontend if I wanted or use the termwiz crate (included in the codebase) to build cli apps using the same nice layered architecture..
I really wish every rust project had a `rust-toolchain` file checked in[0]. This would cause rustup to automatically select the correct version of rust to use to build the project, thus making it easier to reproduce the build.
Would you like to submit a PR to add a suitable version of that file to wezterm?
FWIW, in my experience so far with wezterm, most people that have run into issues with old rust versions are not running rustup at all, so I feel like something rust/cargo should also have a mechanism to specify an appropriate version.
