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if you really want a GUI tab, I suppose you're right i'll take the TUI tab with the added bonus of not losing my work when the window is closed any day.
by readme 3y ago
if you really want a GUI tab, I suppose you're right
i'll take the TUI tab with the added bonus of not losing my work when the window is closed any day.
- klodolph 3y agoI have my terminal set up so the window won’t close without prompting. I also like being able to copy-paste things out of terminals, and Tmux makes it a bit difficult. I know how to use the scrollback in Tmux but it’s just so much easier to use the scrollback in a GUI terminal editor.
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- hnlmorg 3y agoI think what you’re describing is more habitual than the strengths and weaknesses of different solutions. Which is fine but the discussion needs to be framed that way.
- hnlmorg 3y agoPeople disagreeing with me but that fact that we’ve had a dozen people propose a dozen different ways to do the same thing, that alone should be evidence enough that what we are arguing over is personal preference rather than “x can’t do y”. Having been a Linux (and unix before that) user for decades now, I’ve seen people argue over vi vs emacs, KDE vs GNOME, GTK vs Qt, GPL vs BSD and so on and so forth. They make all sorts of well reasoned arguments but it almost always just boils down to personal preference at the end of the day. Yet it’s amazing how many people think that their preferences are unequivocal facts.