Ghostty 1.4 is now out! Full Kitty graphics with animation (the first terminal besides Kitty to do it), scrollback compression for much lower memory usage, macOS 27 support, a new OpenGL renderer on Linux, ghostty +ssh, big performance gains, and hundreds more changes. The highlights: - Scrollback compression: scrollback compresses ~90+% on average, meaning your terminals use that much less live memory - Huge memory savings across the board: no single large thing, just lots of good improvements lowers memory usage everywhere, netting anywhere from 50 to 90% less memory usage depending on workload - Kitty graphics is now 100% complete, including animation and relative placements, after a full conformance pass against the spec and Kitty itself - The Kitty clipboard protocol, with an image preview when a program asks to read your clipboard - Split drag and drop on Linux, including between windows - ghostty +ssh installs terminfo on remote hosts automatically, so things just work over SSH - Lots of terminal emulation accuracy fixes This release is 7 months of work from 172 contributors over 2,889 commits. It also fixes 10 security advisories, so please update. Full release notes:

Ghost of Yōtei is selling less than Ghost of Tsushima, but it’s still generating almost the same amount of revenue, according to estimates from Alinea Analytics. Alinea Analytics estimates that Yōtei has sold around 5.4 million copies and generated approximately $407 million in revenue. For comparison, Ghost of Tsushima had sold nearly 7 million copies at the same point and generated around $418 million. That means Yōtei has sold roughly 1.6 million fewer copies, while the revenue difference is only around 3%. Elliott also pushed back against claims that the game is a flop: “Anyone who says that Ghost of Yotei is a flop is flat-out wrong.”