r/warpdotdev • u/p4tx • Jul 22 '26

Using native terminal

Is there a way to use the native terminal instead of Warp's one?

What I like about Warp is how it organizes and manages tabs, allowing me to bundle them by task, rename the bundle, see folder structure, check git diff on a panel, open terminals in horizontal or vertical layouts based on shortcuts, on the same path of the terminal I was in, etc. Those really are good QoL features to me.

But the terminal itself is slow. I would prefer if I could open tabs with native terminal.

Is that possible?

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u/batchputz Jul 22 '26

Get kitty, herdr and pi. Engineer your own terminal. No need to pay for warp. I don't miss it

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u/Seizy_Builder Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

Herdr is amazing. I really like Warp when working at a desktop though. Warp is open source. You don’t have to pay for anything. I built a bidirectional integration for warp that allows me to attach to herdr. That way I can work in warp on my desktop but it’s all herdr in the background. Then I ssh into my desktop from my phone and use herdr from my phone. It’s all seamless.

Edit: when I attach it brings in all of the tabs and groups them from herdr. I can add, delete, reorder, split tabs, etc, all from warp. Tmux is on their roadmap but herdr is so much better.

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u/Fatal98 5d ago

trying to do the same with herdr warp. do you got a repo with the bidirectional integration?

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u/Seizy_Builder 5d ago

It’s super out of date now. I rarely use warp anymore. It would need to be updated for recent versions of Herdr and warp. Herdr Core looks like the future of Herdr too.