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The only thing I am missing now from Ghostty is being able to open it in any open Finder folder with a keyboard shortcut(like standard Ubuntu terminal). Ghostty already provides Finder-specific GUI shortcut but you need to use a mouse. Otherwise, stellar work(especially the ease of configuring it) and congrats to everyone involved!




You can set a keyboard shortcut for that GUI menu entry (and most others) in macOS system settings.

I do this with an Alfred workflow, I hit command+space and then type “ft” and it opens the front most Finder window’s directory in Terminal (or iTerm, you can set it to whatever)

This can be done through Nautilus scripts.

> cat ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/Ghostty

#!/usr/bin/env bash

ghostty --working-directory=$(pwd)

> cat ~/.config/nautilus/scripts-accels

<Ctrl><Shift>F4 Ghostty


Thanks, looks cool but not available for OSX (:

Can you not bind the command "open ." to a keybind through Ghostty?

Wrong direction. OP wants to open Ghostty from a Finder window, not vice versa.

I think they are looking for the opposite: open a Ghostty window from Finder.

Yeah, exactly, like Ctrl+Alt+T opening Xterm in Ubuntu. If I am not mistaken, if you have a file explorer open it will automatically open terminal in that specific folder(i.e. kind of like `cd`ing there first)



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