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No dashboard. No workspace. Just a terminal.
Vitty is a Linux terminal for people who want the shell, not another layer around the shell.
It stays focused, supports split panes, and ships in formats that are easy to distribute.
Current release
GTK3 + VTE
Native Linux stack. No browser wrapper pretending to be a terminal emulator.
Built for users who want less chrome, fewer product layers, and a quicker path from launch to shell.
Window
Minimal by default
Focused window surface without ornamental UI.
Workflow
Split panes
Horizontal and vertical splits from the context menu.
Formats
.deb and binary
Installable package or direct executable path.
Privacy
Local first
No sign-in layer and no built-in telemetry track.
Why it exists
Built for a direct Linux workflow.
Vitty is presented with the same intent as the product itself: direct, minimal, and centered on actual use.
Native
Keep the Linux desktop stack intact.
Vitty stays on GTK3 and VTE instead of wrapping terminal behavior inside a browser-driven shell.
Split
Open more than one shell when the task needs it.
Right-click to split horizontally or vertically and keep neighboring processes inside one surface.
Ship
Distribute it the way Linux users expect.
Use Debian packages for install flow or a direct binary for a no-install release path.
Distribution note
Simple release paths matter more than decorative claims.
.deb packages for standard install and uninstall flow
Direct binaries for faster one-file distribution
Separate release targets for amd64 and arm64
Clear release files for both installation and portable use
Launch path
alex@host :~ $ sudo dpkg -i vitty_1.0.0_amd64.deb
alex@host :~ $ vitty
alex@host :~ $ ./vitty-v1.0.0-linux-amd64 --version
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Release view
Product details, release files, and install steps are kept in one place for a quicker path to use.