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It certainly does. There is for example a measurable energy cost for having a blinking cursor in a terminal, and there have been huge flame wars about efforts t
by pdw 1y ago
It certainly does. There is for example a measurable energy cost for having a blinking cursor in a terminal, and there have been huge flame wars about efforts to move to non-blinking cursors.
The compromise for GNOME Terminal is that the cursor will stop blinking after a terminal has been idle for ten seconds.
- everybodyknows 1y agoWhy not similarly disable seconds display after some specifiable time has elapsed since the last key or mouse event? The decimal digits could be replaced with a greyed-out ":--".