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>I leave my IDE theme on the default, For sure you installed some plugin, enabled/disabled some feature in your IDE. My terminal apps has tabs and profiles, I
by simion314 5y ago
>I leave my IDE theme on the default,
For sure you installed some plugin, enabled/disabled some feature in your IDE.
My terminal apps has tabs and profiles, I have my important server SSH open in a tab with a red color scheme to remind me this is not my local and I should pay attention. Sure more then 50$ of the users don't need this but why should the terminal developers not put this important feature for power users in ? I mean regular users should not open the advanced settings, or if by mistake a GNOME users will open it , will have a short segfault/reboot and then proceed to uninstall the app and installed some crippled software or buy an iPad. Do we really need to hide power user settings under some "Cheat code" so this type of users don't see by accident the options screen? do we need to protect their limited ....?