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I have not had luck finding an equal to iTerm2 on Linux. While there are many to choose from, few combine all the features (color support, themes, layouts, conf

I have not had luck finding an equal to iTerm2 on Linux. While there are many to choose from, few combine all the features (color support, themes, layouts, configurable hot-keys for navigating panes, etc.) in one package. The one thing I miss the most is having nearly border-less panes for differing font sizes. To my knowledge, that can't be done on tmux or screen. I'd welcome any suggestion of a terminal with the features of iTerm2.

ghgr 12y ago
Have you tried gnome-terminator?[0] [0] http://gnometerminator.blogspot.de/p/introduction.html http://gnometerminator.blogspot.de/p/introduction.html
lorenzfx 12y ago
Or give a tiling window manager [0] a try. My favorite is i3 [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager [1] http://i3wm.org/ http://i3wm.org/
- neilellis 12y ago
  +1 i3 is pretty darn good. Would be great if it was a little more user friendly though :-)
  - greggyb 12y ago
    I'm just curious what parts you find not quite user friendly enough?
    - neilellis 12y ago
      Oh it would be nice to have reminders for keyboard shortcuts, in status bar when you press the meta key etc. Since you're relying on a lot of memorising - that would be a huge asset.
- yellowapple 12y ago
  I second this recommendation, though I personally prefer XMonad or bspwm for my own tiling WM needs.