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I use Guake as my preferred terminal on Linux for this reason. I love how I can just pull it up over everything and put it away with one key press.
by Grimm1 5y ago
I use Guake as my preferred terminal on Linux for this reason. I love how I can just pull it up over everything and put it away with one key press.
- noisy_boy 5y agoI used to use Guake but felt the need sometimes to be able to resize/move terminal open next to a window, say, for comparing something. So I instead setup a script to run a regular terminal such that it a) starts a terminal instance if none are running b) activates the terminal window if an instance is running and c) presses alt-tab to switch away from terminal if the terminal window is active. The script is bound to a shortcut key so basically I get the Guake type functionality (without the fancy drop-down of course) + can treat the terminal as just another window on the desktop.