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I've never found terminals in IDE's to be useful. I run i3 and typically will just open a terminal in a new workspace/monitor and use alt+whatever to flip back
by PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y ago
I've never found terminals in IDE's to be useful.
I run i3 and typically will just open a terminal in a new workspace/monitor and use alt+whatever to flip back and forth between the terminal and the IDE. Terminals in IDE's always try to display the minimum number of lines they can get away with.
- everforward 3y agoI do the same, but using Guake/Yaquake/Quake (whichever fits the DE I'm in). I'd rather memorize a keybind that works globally than an IDE-specific one.