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I’m curious what terminal setup people are using to run OpenCode.

On Windows I’ve been using Warp, but lately I’ve had a few issues where it randomly closes, so I often end up falling back to plain PowerShell.

On Linux I usually use Ghostty or Alacritty and both feel more stable so far.

Are you using Warp, Ghostty, Alacritty, Windows Terminal, plain PowerShell, WSL, something else?

Also curious if anyone has noticed differences in stability when running OpenCode, especially with long agent sessions.

I’ve found two situations where my agents silently got stuck lately:

• Using models with very small context windows. No explicit error, they just… stopped progressing.
• Over-restricting permissions or misconfiguring them. For example asking an agent to modify files while it had no bash access.

I like the idea of strict permissions and I think they’re important, but sometimes I wonder if I’m overengineering the safety side and hurting reliability/workflow instead.

Curious if others building agent workflows have hit the same issue.

Anything you’d add? Any patterns, safeguards, or permission setups that have worked well for you?

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Hey everyone,

I’m in a bit of a crossroads and would really appreciate some advice from people who’ve been there.

I live in Spain with my partner and our daughter. I work remotely, and for a while now we’ve had this idea stuck in our heads: move onto a sailboat and spend a few years exploring the Mediterranean, with the long-term dream of eventually going further… maybe even a circumnavigation one day.

The thing is, I’m still pretty new to sailing. I’m about to get my first license here in Spain, so I’m very much at the beginning of the journey.

Right now, the big question is what boat to buy.

We see two possible paths:

Option 1: Buy an older/smaller boat, no loan, live on it, learn a lot, and eventually sell it before upgrading.
Option 2: Take on some debt and go straight for something more solid and comfortable for long-term living and traveling (we’ve looked at boats like a Bavaria 42).

Initially I was convinced option 1 was the smart move. Lower risk, learn step by step, no financial pressure.

But recently we went to see a Jeanneau Sun Fizz 40 (1982), and after getting pretty excited about it, we found out the hull had osmosis. That kind of killed my confidence a bit. It made me wonder if going cheap/old might just mean burning money and time on problems instead of actually sailing.

So now I’m not so sure anymore.

Has anyone here been in a similar situation? Started with little experience and a family onboard, trying to choose between “starter boat” vs “buy once, cry once”?

Any advice, regrets, or things you wish you had done differently would really help.

Thanks a lot 😄