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My Alacritty configs (with WSL on Windows)

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Aadkdev
Last edited Apr 16, 2024
Created on Apr 16, 2024

This example displays a complete Alacritty terminal configuration for use with WSL on Windows, showing settings for the shell, window appearance, font, cursor, and key bindings. The TOML file imports a Monokai Pro theme from the alacritty-theme repository and sets the terminal to launch `wsl` with a home directory argument. It configures the FiraCode Nerd Font at size 8, enables an opacity of 0.97, and defines mouse and keyboard shortcuts. The code directly uses Alacritty’s configuration schema, including `[env]`, `[window]`, `[font]`, `[mouse]`, and `[keyboard]` sections, without any external visualization libraries.

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