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| What is your everyday terminal? |
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15% |
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| xterm |
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15% |
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| terminology |
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0% |
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| mrxvt |
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0% |
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| terminal mate |
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1% |
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| tilda |
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0% |
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| xfce4 terminal |
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17% |
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| Other - Please specify in a comment. |
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49% |
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Dominique_71
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 Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2024 10:20 pm Post subject: What is your everyday terminal? |
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Fellow gentoo users and developers,
We have a large selection of terminals available, some desktops provide one and there are many others. Some terminals disappear, others appear.
Fvwm-crystal does not provide a terminal, but contains a preference system for the everyday terminal and associated functions. In order to get an actual idea of the terminals that should be included into these preferences, I would like to have a small statistic on their use.
Best regards,
Dominique
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xfce4 terminal
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| ST (Suckless / Simple Terminal). Many years ago I thought things like tabs, scrollbars etc were essential terminal features but then I realised that screen (and nowadays tmux) are actually a better solution; st is minimalist but it still does everything I need. |
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konsole. Not what you'd call minimalist, but I like it.
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| Konsole. |
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gui-apps/foot
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lars_the_bear
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FWIW I have no preference. They all seem pretty similar to me.
BR, Lars. |
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konsole
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| John R. Graham wrote: | | konsole. Not what you'd call minimalist, but I like it. |
My own thought.
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pa4wdh
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My current terminal is sakura. It's very minimal in code (a single 124KB c file) and does everything i need.
If sakura is not available i like xfce4-terminal too.
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Either konsole, qterminal, or ye olde TTY (ctrl-alt-f{1,2,3,4,5,6}) for me.
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gui-apps/foot for pure wayland session here.
Thks 4 ur attention, interest & support.
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| Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2024 6:08 am Post subject: Re: What is your everyday terminal? |
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| Dominique_71 wrote: | I would like to have a small statistic on their use.
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It is not wise not to list the terminal of one of the most widely used Interfaces (Plasma).
X [Other]
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Dominique_71
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| Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2024 10:44 am Post subject: Re: What is your everyday terminal? |
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| NichtDerHans wrote: | | Dominique_71 wrote: | I would like to have a small statistic on their use.
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It is not wise not to list the terminal of one of the most widely used Interfaces (Plasma).
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I made another mistake, I put thunar, which is a file manager.  
Will plasma work outside of kde? I suppose so, but I prefer to ask. Which package install it?
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| Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2024 11:04 am Post subject: Re: What is your everyday terminal? |
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| Dominique_71 wrote: | | I put thunar, which is a file manager. :roll: :lol: |
If you cannot modify the poll afterwards I can remove Thunar from there, if you'd like to?
I'd also like to add Konsole there, but that would skew the results.
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| Zucca wrote: | If you cannot modify the poll afterwards I can remove Thunar from there, if you'd like to?
I'd also like to add Konsole there, but that would skew the results. |
Yes thank you. It would be fine if you remove thunar.
For konsole, I put it on the list at first, but it was too many options... so to replace thunar with konsole will be even better, even if that screw the results. Anyway, I will have the date of that change, so I can make a little calculation with the preceding comments.
I removed thunar, but left the poll otherwise intact. I really don't want to skew the results. Even if I could add Konsole and move few votes from "other" to Konsole the results might be wrong. You may want to create an external poll and maybe use qsearch -S 'terminal emulator' as a base. --Zucca
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| I was a long-time aterm user. After it was unceremoniously kicked to the curb, I tried a few and landed on xterm. I like that it's mostly minimal but still easy to customize. If I end up using tmux more, I might look more into st again, but I'm satisfied with my current workflow. |
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A long time ago I used some rxvt variants, tilda, and some that come with a DE. I didn't perceive any gains, so I switched back to xterm at some point and have rarely given it any more thought. I suppose I'll have to give it some thought if I ever use wayland (or whatever it's correct name is).
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| gnome terminal since it is supported by wayland as default. Before it was xterm an urxvt. |
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