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Introducing Warp, the revolutionary terminal emulator that has been completely redesigned to provide a fast and modern experience. Built using Rust, Warp offers a range of cutting-edge features that take your command line interface to the next level. And now, Linux users can rejoice as Warp is finally available for their distributions, including Ubuntu.
With a strong focus on performance, Warp harnesses the power of Rust to deliver lightning-fast speeds. Say goodbye to lag and hello to a smooth and seamless terminal experience.
But that’s not all - Warp also incorporates integrated AI, making it the first terminal emulator to do so. This AI-powered feature enables intelligent auto-suggestions and enhanced command completion, making your workflow even more efficient.
Warp goes beyond traditional terminals by providing collaborative capabilities as well. You can now collaborate with your team in real-time, share code snippets, and work together seamlessly without ever leaving the terminal.
In addition, Warp introduces IDE-style text input and navigation, allowing you to easily navigate through your command history using familiar shortcuts. Say goodbye to tedious scrolling and hello to accelerated productivity.
Command organization has also been improved with the introduction of block-based command grouping. This feature allows you to group related commands together, making it easier to manage and execute complex workflows.
Whether you’re a developer, system administrator, or power user, Warp offers a range of features tailored to enhance your command line experience. And now, with its availability on Linux distributions, you can harness the power of Warp on your preferred operating system.
Experience the future of terminal emulators - try Warp today!

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Warp is a fast and modern terminal emulator built with Rust. It offers features like lightning-fast speeds, integrated AI for auto-suggestions and command completion, collaborative capabilities, IDE-style navigation, and block-based command grouping. Now available for Linux distributions!

Warp: The Fast and Modern Terminal Emulator Built with Rust and AI

Warp is honestly my favorite terminal emulator to date. I’m glad that it’s available on Linux now too! Might take some time for the Windows version though…

A closed source terminal where I have to agree that anything I do in it is logged and sent to their US data centers? Ah no thank you.
But looks nice!

This is the first post I can read here without being redirected to other sites, and it’s the best way to read on daily.dev

They had just released it on Linux, so far loved its AI integration.

I was excited at launch but the AI features are something I really don’t like, warp itself is amazing, and I really think that should be the selling point, and some kind of, “yeah, if you need there’s some AI”.
The blocks are amazing, the drive (I use it only for myself) the autocompletion, forget hours or configuring zsh to autocomplete and getting malloc exceptions.
So I would say that if any person that makes the decisions at Warp is reading this, please be concious about AI, don’t sell it that much, don’t enable it by default, because you already have an amazing piece of software and AI creeps some people, me included. Also, I like that I can delete my collected data but I don’t like that it’s being collected in the first place. So, that’s my take.
The new jetbrains ides terminal looks a bit like warp I think.