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What the actual @#%&. Since when did my terminal need Google Analytics? Also buggy. Was installed for about 5 minutes before I "noped" the hell out of this one
by folkhack 7y ago
What the actual @#%&.
Since when did my terminal need Google Analytics? Also buggy. Was installed for about 5 minutes before I "noped" the hell out of this one... can we all agree to not use Electron for an app unless it's a super "web-y" one like Slack or Spotify? kthx.
If anyone has an iterm2 replacement for Linux I'm all ears:
* Guake-style dropdown support
* Tabs (on the bottom)
* Splits w/o screen for scrollback
I can't believe I have to use three separate terminal applications on Linux in 2019 for modern features...
- viklove 7y agoTerminator
- folkhack 7y agoYep - already use it and love it. The problem with Terminator is opening it on same monitor that my cursor is on with a keyboard shortcut key. Guake is (I think) the only one that gets that right without custom scripting. Been researching alternative solutions all morning and I think I'm going to have to hammer something custom out in bash with xdotool, xrandr, PID lookups, etc. looks down the rabbit hole - hold my beer, I'm goin' in.
- Fnoord 7y agoAlacritty + Tmux (+ WM/DE keybinds) does the job for me. Good performance, cross-platform, able to edit the config file on the fly. But it doesn't have tabs. That's what I use Tmux (with plugins) for. You can make Alacritty fullscreen with a keybind. I also had to change some default configuration settings.