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I'm using Linux with Xfce, but it seems to be locked into a Gnome-like look and feel, with header bars and CSDs that can't be disabled in favor of standard titl
by Gormo 2y ago
I'm using Linux with Xfce, but it seems to be locked into a Gnome-like look and feel, with header bars and CSDs that can't be disabled in favor of standard title bars and menus, so it's actually very inconsistent with the rest of my desktop environment.
- marginalia_nu 2y agoI was looking into this recently. If you add this to the config, it'll blend in better with XFCE. window-theme = system gtk-titlebar = false gtk-wide-tabs = false gtk-adwaita = false Dunno if anyone will see this comment, but if they do, here is the solution :D
- Gormo 2y agoThese settings worked, thanks! After testing Ghostty out for a while, though, I've realized that input lag is higher than xfce4-terminal, font rendering is blurrier with equivalent settings, the UI is still less consistent with my desktop, and it has three to four times the memory footprint on top of all that. Since xfce4-terminal is already using native GTK, so there's nothing gained on that front. Disabling the UI cruft just turns it into a less performant version of Xterm, so unfortunately, this is going to be an uninstall for me.
- nvlled 2y agoThanks, ghostty looked really off in KDE by default.