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Yakuake
–Apr 2, 2018
Excellent
st
–Apr 3, 2018
Excellent
Guake
–Apr 6, 2018
Excellent
Terminator
0Apr 18, 2018
Excellent
Xfce4 terminal
–Apr 4, 2018
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Yakuake

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Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
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Very customizable

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Almost everything in Yakuake is customizable: from split view, fullscreen mode, configurable dimensions, to animation speed and keybindings.
Sajad Hoviehgar
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Pro

Drop-down terminal makes for ease of use

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Yakuake is a drop-down terminal. This means that you can press, for example, F12, and it slides downward from the top edge of the screen. After you are done with it, you can then hit F12 again and it slides back on top.
Sajad Hoviehgar
Laura Kyle
Andrey Izman
Top Pro

Split layout

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You can easily split any tab into different windows and run several commands at the same time then monitor and change them with ease. You won't find this feature in guake or tilda!
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
-rod
Top Pro

Tabs support

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Yakuake supports tabs, while working with several tabs is very easy. By default: to open a new tab press Ctrl + Shift + t. To move through them: Shift + left/right arrow.
raist356
Top Pro

Monitor for activity/silence

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mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Top Con

KDE Library dependencies

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While not an issue if using KDE, when trying to use this terminal in other desktop environments or window managers, there will be a large amount of dependencies tied to the app. This makes for a large install size. For those trying to keep their desktop lean, this may be an issue.
Moshe Reubinoff
Top Con

No sessions support

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ProfessionalHonos
Top Con

No Windows Support

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mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Slow

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Yakuake has started to get really slow with the latest updates: it takes up to 3 seconds to start up after you have clicked the assigned hotkey.
Chad Perrin
Top Con

Heavy

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st

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Monika
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
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Extremely simple architecture

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st consists of a single C file that takes seconds to recompile. This also makes it very easy to understand and customize.
Monika
HardwareHero
mccauls7
Top Pro

Low memory usage

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st is built to serve as a lightweight terminal emulator. It's very light and doesn't require many resources to run, making it able to run well on older and low-end machines.
Monika
mccauls7
Goldie Lin
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24-bit "True Color" support

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st supports color escape sequences for a full 16 million 24-bit color spectrum, instead of the typical 256 colors.
HardwareHero
mccauls7
Jonathan
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Support for fontconfig

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There is full XFT (X Free Type interface library) and fallback font support through fontconfig in st. If your selected font is missing a certain glyph or symbol, but one of your other installed fonts has it, it will be shown.
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Chad Perrin
Top Pro

Copyfree licensing

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Copyfree licensing implies that the user has the freedom to copy, use, modify, and distribute what he/she possesses.
Endi Sukaj
Eric Mrak
Top Con

Configuration requires recompiling

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Though recompilation takes seconds, knowledge of C header files is required for customization.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Con

No scrollback

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The best way to perform scrollback is to use a multiplexer (such as tmux, screen, or dvtm) if you want scrollback and reverse-search support.
Francisco
FlexibleAnnaPerenna
Top Con

Text is cut off when resizing windows

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When reducing windows, lines do not wrap, they are cut off. When the window is made large again, some of the text is missing.
Monika
Chloe Montanez
BraveHegemone
Top Con

Imperfect fontconfig support for CJK characters

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st doesn't seem to use CJK fonts provided by fontconfig while other programs use such fonts.
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Guake

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Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
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Drop-down terminal

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You can hit F12 (by default, though it's customizable) to open a terminal overlay, Quake-style, as a drop-down from the top of the screen.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Pro

Extremely customizable

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Guake's appearance is very customizable: from the transparency to the width and height of the window. You can also choose which key to use for toggling the terminal window.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Pro

Available in many popular distro repositories

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Guake is available in a lot of repositories for the most popular distros. This makes it very easy to obtain and install on almost any system.
mccauls7
Andris Pelcbergs
Green Luo
Top Pro

Supports transparency

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Transparency is particularly useful for when you need to refer to the information displayed by application under Guake window.
mccauls7
Green Luo
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Shortcut key F12 can be used to toggle

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The global shortcut key, F12, can be used to easily toggle the terminal window.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Tabs support

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Guake supports tabs, while working with them is very easy.
mccauls7
Laura Kyle
Mitch Dodge
Top Pro

Hotkey support

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Guake is very fast and easy to open with a customizable hotkey, meaning there's no fiddling with menus or icons.
Paolo
Ben Creasy
Top Con

Not cross-platform

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Linux only, and additionally targeting GTK3.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Con

Not very responsive

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Occasionally, Guake slows down and is not very responsive.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Does not boot with the system by default

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After (re)booting the system, Guake does not boot automatically. You need to open the application and then press the key to make it drop down which is a bit annoying when you want to get started quickly and don't want to press two different keys just to open the terminal.
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Terminator

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mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Stephen Boddy
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Multiple terminal panes to suit user's needs

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It is possible to split the terminal window into several areas and you can re-size them as needed. Multiple windows and tabs are also supported.
mccauls7
Callixtus
Stephen Boddy
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Highly customizable

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You can change the size, color, and give different shapes to the terminal. You can also save multiple layouts and profiles via the GUI preferences editor.
Endi Sukaj
Stephen Boddy
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Pro

Can type on multiple grouped terminals simultaneously

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You can type at the same time on any number of arbitrarily grouped terminals. (Or all at once, or only the focussed, all switchable with a shortcut or menu item).
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Extendable functionality through plugins

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Terminator functionality can be extended via plugins. Examples of this include: Custom commands URL handlers (on top of common ones) for apt, launchpad, maven Logging output to file
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Configurable scrollback buffer

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The scrollback lines can be set to a preferred value, or set to infinite scrollback.
mccauls7
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Save and launch layouts of terminals

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Terminator allows the user to save, configure, and launch arrangements of windows, tabs, and terminals.
mccauls7
Callixtus
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Configurable shortcuts

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Many actions in Terminator can be triggered with configurable shortcuts.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
xryx xross
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Can act as a drop-down terminal

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If you want to use Terminator as a drop-down terminal, you can do so by editing the config file and set whichever key you want to use as a trigger.
mccauls7
Stephen Boddy
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

User-friendly

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Terminator has tabs, drag and drop re-ordering of terminals, and lots of keyboard shortcuts to help the user. It also has an extensive preferences window, or if you have to, a plain text config file.
mccauls7
Stephen Boddy
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Both true and fake transparency

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If you have a compositor, you can use true transparency. You can also have a fake transparency where an image can be used as a fake desktop. Both of these can be tinted with the background color too.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Desktop notifications on silence and/or activity

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There is a standard notification pop-up that appears if a terminal is silent for a configurable period, or if it has new activity.
mccauls7
Stephen Boddy
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Familiar to GNOME-Terminal users

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When not constrained by it's own general principles and unique features, Terminator tries to follow the GNOME-Terminal way of doing things.
mccauls7
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Comes with an extensive manual

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Every single aspect of Terminator is exhaustively documented, and can be quickly opened with the common shortcut F1 (which is configurable, of course).
mccauls7
Izem Lavrenti
Callixtus
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Tries to reduce resource usage through DBus

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Unless this option is disabled (it's enabled by default), Terminator will only run the first instance as a process. And when it's run again, the DBus server will simply open a new window using the old process. This helps a lot with reducing resource usage.
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Carlo Lobrano
Top Pro

Can save logs

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Terminator has a really helpful functionality that lets the user start/stop a logger in order to save the text written in the shell into a file. In order to do this, the user needs to turn on the logging plugin in the plugin settings, and then a "start logger" menu item will appear in a r...
Francisco
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Content reflow when a terminal is resized

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If you have long lines of text inside a terminal and then you change the size of the terminal, the text will also automatically update according to the new size.
Seth Petersen
Francisco
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Zoom and Maximize a single terminal for aiding focus

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You can zoom (font size increases) or maximize (font size does not increase) a single terminal to fill the whole window with a shortcut. All the other terminals remain open, they are just hidden from sight, and everything is restored by repeating the shortcut.
Callixtus
Stephen Boddy
Top Pro

Can be driven by a script through DBus

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Some activities can be scripted using a tool called remotinator which uses the DBus interface to command the application to perform a limited set of tasks.
Endi Sukaj
Lucifer Morningstar
Top Pro

Tilix Config is easy and flexible

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mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
ano
Top Con

Heavyweight

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Due to its many features, Terminator can be a bit heavyweight and with lots of dependencies. This makes it unsuitable for old machines or computers with low resources.
Callixtus
Andris Pelcbergs
Jaden Santary
Top Con

Starting up can be slow

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Terminator can be pretty slow (as far as terminals go) when first starting up.
Endi Sukaj
Carlos Adail Scherer Junior
Top Con

Buggy and crashy

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Crashes and closes many times a day when using split (and unsplit) shortcuts. The developers don't accept a bug report if isn't critical or not easy to reproduce.
mccauls7
Laura Kyle
Carlo Lobrano
Top Con

Poor text search

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Text search in Terminator does not highlight matching patterns when found. It just shows the row containing one of the matching patterns at the top of the terminal. This way text search is still usable, but not the best.
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Xfce4 terminal

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Endi Sukaj
Enrico Carlesso
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Good for systems with low specs

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Like other applications included in the Xfce package, this terminal emulator is very lightweight and doesn't require many resources to run. This makes it perfect for systems that have low specs.
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Tabs support

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Xfce4 fully supports tabs and tab-based navigation.
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

True transparency

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You can set the transparency of the Xfce4 terminal on any amount you want, out of the box.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Can be switched to a drop-down terminal

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You can configure the Xfce-terminal to act as a dropdown terminal if you want, which makes for greater ease of use.
Laura Kyle
Dong Nguyen
Top Pro

Almost everything is customizable

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You can configure size, color, background, etc.
Sebastian J. Bronner
Top Pro

Fast rendering

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mccauls7
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Composition effects

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Xfce4 terminal takes advantage of xfce composition effects.
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Cornelius Foobaz
Top Con

Cannot set text color for character under cursor to background color

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Suppose you have a dark background with a light cursor and light foreground color: the light cursor will cover up whatever character it is on, so that you cannot read it. There is no option to set the foreground color for the character under the cursor to what is normally the background color. Such...
Endi Sukaj
Andreas Wehler
Top Con

No profiles

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There's no profiles or profile-based customization in Xfce-terminal.
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rxvt-unicode

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Callixtus
Endi Sukaj
Top Pro

Low memory usage

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Rxvt-unicode uses very little memory and takes a lightweight approach without losing many important functionalities. A single instance of urxvt takes about 6.5MB-8MB of RAM.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Callixtus
Top Pro

Can be daemonized to reduce resource usage

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For those who want to lower their system's resource usage, rxvt-unicode allows for daemonization. This way you can run several instances of urxvt inside a single process.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Supports multiple font types

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Multiple font types can be displayed flawlessly in rxvt-unicode.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Supports terminal transparency

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Changing the transparency of the terminal is allowed for in rxvt-unicode. This not only makes for eye candy but is also good for GUI usability.
Nickolay Mardanov
Top Pro

Minimum dependencies and simple text config

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mccauls7
Callixtus
Zack H
Top Pro

Fast text rendering

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Rxvt-unicode has very fast text rendering, being able to render hundreds of MB of text in a very short time.
mccauls7
Bryan
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Unicode support

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International language support is provided through Unicode.
Pablo Lalloni
Top Pro

High performance

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Rxvt-unicode is much faster than most alternatives.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Built-in Perl interpreter

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It has a built-in Perl interpreter, meaning that no install is needed. Simply run urxvtperl.
RationalMacCecht
Top Pro

Handles bold text colour properly

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mccauls7
Saul Pwanson
Top Con

Unicode characters that are too wide are blanked instead of clipped

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If a character in a backup font is wider than the base font, urxvt substitutes the non-displayable character. A large letter space will show the wide characters, but the result is not reasonably spaced. There is a patch from 2014 that the urxvt maintainer will not merge.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Eric Mrak
Top Con

Requires work to look acceptable

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Out of the box, rxvt-unicode is not too pleasant to look at. Some understanding of Xresources is required for updating its appearance. That being said, the experience of customizing it can be very rewarding.
Endi Sukaj
mccauls7
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Con

No support yet for 24-bit "True Color"

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Though this is still not available, you can download the patched version for 24bit, here.
Laura Kyle
Saul Pwanson
Top Con

Unicode rendering is buggy

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There are a few references to urxvt's buggy rendering, such as unicode combining characters, which bled through during scrolling.
ideasman42
Top Con

Requires work to configure useful functionality (clickable URL's, font scaling, tabs)

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Endi Sukaj
Alexander Sheremet
Top Con

Font size cannot be changed on the fly with the mousewheel

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Sometimes you may need to enlarge the font to improve readability, or shrink it to have more real estate and "hawk's eye" view of data. In rxvt you need to change the configuration file or use these commands: $ function fontsize {printf '\33]50;%s%d\007' "xft:Dejavu...
Laura Kyle
Marco Paganini
Top Con

No option to have a "reverse color" cursor

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While you can choose the color of the cursor and the character under the cursor, there's no automatic "reverse color" for the cursor. This makes it impossible to use rxvt-unicode if you have a light background terminal and a dark background editor.
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29 Other Options Considered

Gnome Terminal

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Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Content re-flow when window is resized

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When using the GNOME Terminal, if you have long lines of text inside it and then you change the window, the text will also automatically update according to the new window size.
mccauls7
Callixtus
Endi Sukaj
Top Pro

Exceptionally fast

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The Gnome Terminal is usually very fast. It boots up very quickly and takes less than a second (averages to 0.25-0.59 seconds) to display files of up to 600 MB.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Supports scrolling

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You can scroll up and down in Gnome terminal. And if you wish to do so, you can also hide the scrollbar.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Support for tabs

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Gnome Terminal allows for the use of tabs by right clicking in the terminal window and selecting open new tab or by pressing Ctrl+Shift+t by default.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Good integration with other GNOME-Shell apps

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Gnome Terminal integrates well into Gnome Desktop, as well as the rest of the core Gnome Shell apps.
Chloe Montanez
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Configurable keybindings

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Configurable key bindings can be used for copy-paste, sending SIGINT, switching tabs, and so on.
mccauls7
Bryan
Capi Etheriel
Top Pro

Solarized colors

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Gnome Terminal comes with a solarized colorscheme installed and ready to use.
mccauls7
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Clever memory management

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Multiple terminals are managed from one gnome-terminal instance that takes up about 45 MB. Adding on other instances (with 10k lines of used buffer), each terminal requires about 16 MB of memory.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Kevin Cox
Top Pro

Notifications upon command completion

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This isn't in the current release but in development versions you get notifications when commands are complete. This is great for long-running commands, relieving you from continuously checking to see if your command is done.
mccauls7
Callixtus
Endi Sukaj
Top Pro

Drop-down support

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Drop-down functionality can be added to Gnome Terminal via an extension.
Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Chad Perrin
Top Con

Gnome library dependencies

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While not an issue if using Gnome, when trying to use this terminal in other desktop environments or window managers there will be a large amount of dependencies tied to the app making for a large install size. For those trying to keep their desktop lean this may be an issue.
mccauls7
Callixtus
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Heavyweight

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To achieve a large amount of speed, Gnome Terminal has to use a relatively large amount of memory to run. It may eat up to 15-30 MB per instance, depending on the task it's doing.
mccauls7
Abyss
Top Con

No tab names

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Since Gnome 3, the feature for manual renaming of tabs was reaped off.
cubethethird
Top Con

No background transparency

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While this used to be an option, background transparency has been removed.
Saul Pwanson
Top Con

Incomplete vt handling due to using libvte

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thermoplastics
Chad Perrin
Top Con

Restrictive license

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Terminology

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Wernight
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Pro

In-terminal video, picture and thumbnail support

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Thumbnails, pictures, and videos can all be rendered in-terminal, based on the directory listing or mouse interactions. For instance, using "ls" on a picture folder will produce a list of thumbnails instead of only the filenames.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
Top Pro

Scalable fonts

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Font size in Terminology automatically scales according to window size. When you resize the window, so does the text.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Carl Snyder
Top Pro

Integrates well with Enlightenment WM

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Terminology is part of the Enlightenment WM packages. As such, it integrates really well with Enlightenment and other tools in the package.
WalstonTempest
Top Pro

Looks Smashing

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Terminals are often very dull looks wise, not so with terminology.
Endi Sukaj
Francisco Navarrete
Top Pro

Splitable

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You can split windows, like in terminator.
Francisco Navarrete
Top Pro

Visually customizable

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It is very customizable in every aspect of the visual options.
Andris Pelcbergs
Francisco Navarrete
Top Pro

Block copy

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You can copy text in blocks.
mccauls7
Chad Perrin
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Copyfree licensing

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Terminology uses the Simplified BSD License. As it is a copyfree license, it tends to minimize license incompatibilities, legal compliance requirements, and various other complexities that may make it difficult to understand certain licenses.
WhiteLilac
timofonic timofonic
Jonathan
Top Con

Configuration is sometimes complicated and non-obvious

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There's a "Settings" menu for configuration, but more options there would make it easier. Downloading themes and extensions from the official repo would be a big plus.
Durver Eriksson
Top Con

No True-Color support

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Not able to display a modern full range of colors, yet.
timofonic timofonic
mccauls7
Positronic Tomato
Top Con

No scrollbar

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The lack of scrollbar in Terminology makes navigation difficult. But you can use keys for it.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Too many bells and whistles

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Some people feel that Terminology has too many features that are not suited for a terminal, but for a window manager instead. For instance, viewing thumbnails, watching videos and gifs, and other similarly flashy things just feel like eye candy and should not be part of a terminal emulator.
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Termite

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Endi Sukaj
DuyA n Ng
Top Pro

Minimal terminal emulator

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Termite is a minimalistic terminal emulator. It does not need too many resources to run and it's designed primarily to work with window managers.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Pro

Vim-like behavior

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Termite supports a command mode which is very useful if you prefer to use Vim-like keybindings. It takes inspiration from Vim, one of the most popular text editors, so someone who is used to Vim's commands will find themselves at home.
thermoplastics
Cil Satriawan
Top Pro

Simple configuration

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Termite is easy to configure. Reconfiguration does not require logging out or rebooting.
mccauls7
Goldie Lin
thermoplastics
Top Pro

Works great with a tiling window manager

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Termite is most suited to a tiling window manager with a simple config file.
mccauls7
Goldie Lin
Top Pro

24-bit "True Color" support

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Termite supports true color palettes, meaning that it allows for up to 16,777,216 possible colors.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Cannot set specific parameters through CLI arguments

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Setting specific parameters through CLI arguments is not supported in Termite.
deBaus
WhiteLilac
Top Con

Problem correctly displaying images while using compton

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Images can sometimes not be displayed correctly in software such as ranger while using compton.
thermoplastics
Subash Aryc
Isaac Gregson
Top Con

Difficult to install in some distros

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Goldie Lin
Top Con

Slow text rendering

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Ben Creasy
Top Con

Limited documentation

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There's only short manpages and a README on the front page of the repository which has few details on additional configuration and features.
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Tilix

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thermoplastics
mccauls7
Philipp Wolfer
Top Pro

Integrates nicely into GNOME 3

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Tilix follows the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines and uses the UI patterns of this desktop environment.
mccauls7
Rok
Top Pro

Tiling makes for ease of use

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The user can split terminals horizontally or vertically, according to their needs or preferences.
thermoplastics
Khải Hoàng
Top Pro

GNOME Human Interface Guidelines

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Tilix follows GNOME HIG whereas gnome-terminal doesn't. GNOME should use Tilix as their default terminal.
thermoplastics
mccauls7
Rok
Top Pro

Fancy looks

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Tilix has that new GNOME look, with a HeaderBar. It can also be disabled.
Laura Kyle
Khải Hoàng
Top Pro

Extremely fast

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As fast as gnome-terminal, if not faster.
ReflectiveAnicetus
Philipp Wolfer
Top Pro

Multiple sessions inside a single window

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In addition to tiling, Tilix supports placing separate sessions in tabs or switching from one to another through a sidebar.
thermoplastics
mccauls7
Philipp Wolfer
Top Pro

Configurable shortcuts

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Many actions in Tilix can be triggered with configurable shortcuts.
thermoplastics
Philipp Wolfer
Top Pro

Transparent background

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Unlike the standard GNOME Terminal, Tilix supports configurable background transparency.
thermoplastics
Gerald Nunn
Top Pro

Can be used as a drop-down terminal

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The new 1.30 version of Tilix supports a quake mode enabling it to work as a drop-down terminal.
thermoplastics
Khải Hoàng
Top Pro

Good alternative to Terminator

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Tiling and ability to type into multiple terminals simultaneously is Terminator's 2 most significant features. Tilix has them as well.
Chloe Montanez
HardwareHero
Philipp Wolfer
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Able to write into multiple terminals simultaneously

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Inside a session, you can select multiple terminals, which will receive the same input simultaneously.
Khải Hoàng
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Lightweight

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Bryan
Philipp Wolfer
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Terminus can notify you about finished tasks and perform actions based on terminal output

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Endi Sukaj
TrustworthyTakemikazuchi
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Heavyweight

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Tilix has quite a lot of dependencies and takes ~100MB of RAM when running
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Konsole

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Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
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Directory and SSH bookmarking

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Konsole can bookmark ssh and telnet sessions, directories, and it can open tabs in a folder for easy access.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
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Supports split-view

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Konsole supports split-view which splits the window into two (or more) konsole instances. This is very useful for people who work a lot on the terminal and don't want to spend time navigating between different windows or tabs.
mccauls7
Jaden Santary
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Export of output in plain text or HTML format

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By going to file > save output, you can send all screen output to a text file.
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Andris Pelcbergs
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Support in Dolphin file manager

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Konsole can be accessed by pressing F4 in Dolphin, which is convenient for when the user needs to open the terminal in a particular spot of the file structure.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
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Notification alerts about activity in a terminal

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Konsole can monitor activities and notify the user through system notifications when a certain activity happens. This is a very customizable feature too: you can write scripts that can use this feature and notify you for whatever you want.
mccauls7
Callixtus
Endi Sukaj
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Exceptionally fast

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Konsole is usually very fast. It boots up very quickly and takes less than a second (averages to 0.25-0.59 seconds) to display files of up to 600 MB.
mccauls7
Andris Pelcbergs
Jaden Santary
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Customize and save profiles

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Profiles containing different settings can be created, saved, and loaded. Color schemes, window transparency, scroll bar, key bindings, start-up commands, window border, and menu bar can all be customized according to the user's needs.
Callixtus
Andris Pelcbergs
Zaar Hai
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Embeddable into the desktop

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Konsole can be embedded into desktop so it's always easily accessible, but not in the way of other windows.
Lord Hung
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True color and Smooth font

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Konsole supports true color and smooth font. This made konsole more fanstatic than other terminal emulators.
Leo Roos
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Supports advanced color schemes

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In particular solarized.
Endi Sukaj
Luca Allulli
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Helps to identify tabs using custom icons

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Users can associate each bookmark or SSH session with a custom icon, thus giving a visual hint to quickly identify a tab when a lot of tabs are open.
SZJX
schlaumeier
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Supports font ligature

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Most terminals in Linux don't support font ligature, while many modern fonts such as PragmataPro or Fira Code already have decent coverage of font ligature. Support for font ligature makes user experience and font management much easier (i.e. you don't need to keep two copies of the same fo...
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Callixtus
Endi Sukaj
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Uses a lot of memory

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Although it's very fast, konsole has to use a lot of resources in return. It may use up to 30 MB per instance, depending on the number of tabs and the task at hand.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
thermoplastics
Top Con

KDE Library dependencies

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While not an issue if using KDE, when trying to use this terminal in other desktop environments or window managers, there will be a large amount of dependencies tied to the app, making for a large install size. For those trying to keep their desktop lean, this may be an issue.
Daniel Menelkir
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Can mess terminal keybinds

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Most the of the time, the terminal keybinds are just ignored to obey the kde keybinds. Can be configured though.
Chloe Montanez
Lenovsky
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Lack of DECSCUSR support

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Konsole don't allow changing the cursor shape with extended DECSCUSR sequences, using instead the temporary-profile hack. This causes pain when working in (neo)vim inside Konsole.
Endi Sukaj
Lord Hung
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No support for double-width characters

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Konsole no supports double width characters. For powerline users, you need to add a space after powerline glyph.
Stoi Pi
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No good support for powerline character even with patched fonts

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Tilda

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mccauls7
Jaden Santary
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Highly customizable

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There are tons of customizations you can make: from adding colors to text, turning backgrounds transparent, setting the size to be "maximized", toggling scrollbar on and off, adjusting orientation/borders/animation, etc.
Endi Sukaj
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Few dependencies

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Tilda is a very minimal and lean terminal emulator. It requires very few dependencies and the amount of resources needed is small.
mccauls7
Andris Pelcbergs
Jaden Santary
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Easily accessible drop-down

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The drop-down function in Tilda does not get in the way and can be accessed at any time with a keyboard shortcut.
StudiousNechtan
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Tabs support

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Tilda supports tabs. By default: to open a new tab press Ctrl + Shift + t. To move through them: Ctrl + PgUp/PgDn.
VigilantBuarainech
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Supports transparency

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You can monitor information displayed by applications under Tilda.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Contains some annoying bugs

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Tilda can be buggy at times. For example, if you don't close it before shutdown, it may prompt you to reconfigure it all over again on the next boot.
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Pantheon Terminal

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Daniel Foré
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End process notifications

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When a process has ended, Pantheon Terminal sends a notification bubble to the desktop notification server and indicates which tab generated the notification.
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Daniel Foré
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Advanced tab handling

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Using the Granite Dynamic Notebook widget (which includes tab close history), double click the tab bar for a new tab, duplicating tabs, quickly closing all other tabs, auto-hiding/revealing tab close buttons, etc.
mccauls7
Callixtus
thermoplastics
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Smart copy and paste

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The keyboard shortcut for copy + paste is intelligently adapted andnbased on text selection and clipboard state. This makes it possible to use standard copy + paste shortcuts without colliding with standard ctrl + c behavior in the Terminal.
Endi Sukaj
Callixtus
thermoplastics
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Can easily restore a previous session

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Pantheon Terminal remembers the window size, position, windowed/maximized/fullscreen state, and open tabs in between sessions.
Julien Chanséaume
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Search feature

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Chad Perrin
Top Con

Heavy

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mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Thorsummoner0
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Incompatible with LTS Ubuntu

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Pantheon is developed and binaries are released for a near blessing edge operating system (elementary OS). As such, installing it on an LTS Ubuntu system may be nearly impossible without replacing a large portion of the LTS stack that Ubuntu-targeted software expects.
thermoplastics
Andris Pelcbergs
Top Con

RAM usage increases considerably over time

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There is a RAM leak when using the Pantheon Terminal that adds up over time and use.
thermoplastics
Chad Perrin
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Restrictive license

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kitty

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OpenGL for rendering

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Offloads rendering work to the GPU for lower system load.
Alex
Nickolay Mardanov
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True Color support

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Supports True Color, so software like Vim can display a really nice pallet.
Alex
Nickolay Mardanov
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Unicode

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Uses Unicode for the best character compatibility.
Nickolay Mardanov
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Cross-platform

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Works on Linux and macOS
DebonairChacUayabXoc
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Tries to move the state of terminal emulation forward

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Adds protocol extensions for things like enhanced keyboard support, colored and styled underlines, graphics rendering, etc.
Chloe Montanez
ImmaculateArke
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High-performance

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Minimal perceived latency while typing, faster than most terminals.
Nickolay Mardanov
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Startup sessions

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Support startup sessions which allow you to specify the window/tab layout, working directories and programs to run on startup
Alex
Nickolay Mardanov
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Multiple terminal windows

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Supports tiling multiple terminal windows side by side in different layouts without needing to use an extra program like tmux.
schlaumeier
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Open URLs in browser easily with keyboard

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With Ctrl-Shift-e you get a numbered list of all URLs on the screen and you can select one by number with the keyboard to open it in the browser
schlaumeier
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Allows to view scroll back buffer in less

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with Ctrl-Shift-H you can view the scroll back buffer in less and navigate with a bit more comfort
JM80
DependableNechtan
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Scriptable interface

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Remote control commands allow scripting from sub processes.
Alex
Nickolay Mardanov
Top Con

Still new

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Has no packages for a lot of main distros.
JM80
Timothy Bump
Top Con

No support for Bitmap fonts

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So if you like Proggy or another bitmap font for your terminal, you're out of luck. The developer has stated that bitmap fonts will not be supported due to their incompatibility with font resizing.
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Sakura

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Endi Sukaj
tido
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Lightweight

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Sakura has very few dependencies, it's very lightweight, and great if your computer does not have many resources.
thermoplastics
k
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True colour support

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Supports full 24-bit color.
mccauls7
Bryan
Patrick Wagner
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Starts quickly even on lower-end machines

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Sakura's quick start-up time becomes noticeable with lower-end machine's such as Eeepc 1015PX (Intel Atom 1.6 Ghz and 2 GB of RAM).
thermoplastics
k
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Great unicode support

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Even shows combining chars correctly.
Laura Kyle
Midi Storm
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Tab support

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Laura Kyle
Callixtus
Patrik Gustafsson (Paven)
Top Pro

Easy zoom

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Sakura supports zooming through keyboard keys (Ctrl+'+' to zoom in and Ctrl+'-' to zoom out).
Endi Sukaj
necrophcodr
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Doesn't provide many configuration options

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Sakura does not have any advanced configuration capabilities.
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xterm

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Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
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Lightweight

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Xterm is a very lightweight terminal. It requires few resources, allowing it to run well even on lower-end machines.
Jaden Santary
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Used in every Linux distribution

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If you master xterm, you won't have to learn another tty, since it is in every Linux distribution.
thermoplastics
Chad Perrin
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Stable, well-tested

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mccauls7
Jonathan
Chad Perrin
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Standard with X Window system

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Xterm is installed as standard software with the X Window system, and is there even when installing other terminal emulators.
mccauls7
Eric Mrak
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Many modern terminals emulate xterm

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Many terminal applications, such as OS X's Terminal.app and iTerm2 (among others), all claim xterm or xterm- variants as their $TERM and aim for support of xterm's escape sequences. Many command-line applications will assume or even hard-code escape-sequences and behavior for xterm and tho...
RealisticRaedieahkka
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has ever been there

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mccauls7
Chad Perrin
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Shows full characters for wide fallback fonts

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Many terminal emulators that deal with wider fallback fonts (i.e. double-wide characters in CJK fonts) truncate display of wide characters, show Unicode "missing glyph" characters, or simply fail to display the characters at all. XTerm is "smart" enough to simply take up the ex...
mccauls7
thermoplastics
Callixtus
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Historical source code

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The stories behind terminal emulation beyond their classical representatives (of which xterm is simply the most long-lived) are somewhere inbetween subtly irritating to downright surreal.
IntuitiveShamash
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No Tabs

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mccauls7
Eric Mrak
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No native transparency

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Xterm does not natively support transparency (though it can be emulated if needs be).
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ROXTerm

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Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
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Advanced D-Bus usage

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In ROXTerm, users can use D-Bus to configure terminals from other applications, allowing for communication between multiple computer programs.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
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Includes a configuration manager

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ROXTerm includes a configuration manager which can easily be run by selecting Configure... in the terminal's menu, or by simply running roxterm-config. You can then easily swap configuration files with other users, manage profiles, and customize things like color schemes or keyboard shortcuts.
mccauls7
ideasman42
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Supports GTK3

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ROXTerm uses the latest GTK widget set which is great a multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
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Drag and drop

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ROXTerm supports dragging and dropping items into the Terminal window.
Ben Creasy
Top Con

Uncertain future

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The original developer, Tony Houghton, declared the death of Roxterm on 2016-05 at https://sourceforge.net/p/roxterm/discussion/422638/thread/60da6975/?limit=25#3fc9. In 2018, work began to resume on Github rather than Sourceforge (https://github.com/realh/roxterm/issues/1) but the future maintena...
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

Not for regular users

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ROXTerm is made for power users who spend most of their time on the terminal. For a regular user using ROXTerm it would be an overkill.
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Moba X Term

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Jean-Rémy Revy
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Many protocols supported

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From SSH to RDP, Moba X Term provides loads of different options and functions.
mccauls7
Jean-Rémy Revy
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Windows and tabs support

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Moba X Term is great for Dev & Ops running their terminal on corporate Windows Laptops. It also allows for multiple tab and window screens.
ProfessionalHonos
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Password manager

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mccauls7
Chad Perrin
Top Con

Proprietary EULA

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EULA may prohibit the user of Moba X Term from sharing the software with anyone else.
CaffeinatedPersephone
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Quite expensive

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Quite expensive and more over they pooling legs about terms of support and upgrades.
mccauls7
Jean-Rémy Revy
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Limited connections in free version

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The free version of Moba X Term is limited to only 12 saved connections.
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Alacritty

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Blazing fast rendering with GPU-accelerated.

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InventiveIzanagi
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Comprehensive font options

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Alacritty can be configured to adjust line spacing (height), letter spacing (width), and individual character horizontal/vertical positions.
davidak
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No text re-flow when window is resized

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Chloe Montanez
Goldie Lin
Top Con

Not support wayland yet.

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According to FAQs.
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cool-retro-term

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Izem Lavrenti
Andris Pelcbergs
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Mimics the look and feel of the old cathode tube screens

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Cool-retro-term mimics the look of old cathode screens. This is just aesthetic, but great for people who want a more retro feel.
Izem Lavrenti
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Available in multiple repositories

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This terminal is available for download from repositories in all the most popular distros, making it easily available.
TactfulSkadi
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Good rendering

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If you disable every special effect and the framing, the rendering is actually quite comfortable and readable making a good terminal option if you have CPU cycles to spare.
mccauls7
Laura Kyle
Thorsummoner0
Top Con

Large dependency on kde

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It looks like many of the effects present here are provided by more or less stock kde effect libraries. For Gnome-based systems, installing this will pull in a large handful of kde libs.
mccauls7
Alx Vg
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Extremely heavy and impactful on resources

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A massive amount of resources are used as graphical processing in cool-retro-term. They are ridiculously heavy for the terminal's intended use.
mccauls7
Izem Lavrenti
Andris Pelcbergs
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Not very practical by today's standards

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While it certainly has an aesthetic feel, cool-retro-term is nothing more than a cool trick if you want to play around. It's not very useful in this day and age.
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LilyTerm

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Andris Pelcbergs
Jaden Santary
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Support for tabbing

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You can also color and reorder tabs, as well as manipulate tabs through keybindings.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Andris Pelcbergs
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Transparency support improves usability

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LilyTerm has true transparency support, making for better GUI usability.
mccauls7
Andris Pelcbergs
Jaden Santary
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Change encoding on-the-fly

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LilyTerm can change encoding on-the-fly. UTF-8 is the default encoding.
Endi Sukaj
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Lightweight

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LilyTerm is a terminal emulator that aims to be as lightweight as possible. It requires minimal system resources and has very few dependencies.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
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Fullscreen support

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LilyTerm has fullscreen support which improves visibility.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
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Annoying behaviors

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The default configuration may have some annoying behaviors (that can be removed by changing the default config). Such include asking for confirmation when reusing an existing window or when starting the terminal to launch a specific command.
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LXTerminal

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Lightweight

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LXTerm is the official terminal for the LXDE desktop environment, which is a very light DE in itself. So LXTerminal is a very good choice for lower-end systems.
mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
Jaden Santary
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Multiple tabs support

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LXTerminal supports working with multiple tabs and tab-based navigation.
Endi Sukaj
Jason Trickett
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Built-in transparency

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Endi Sukaj
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Customize-able background/foreground colors

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Endi Sukaj
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Customizable keyboard shortcuts

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mccauls7
Endi Sukaj
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Not very customizable

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LXTerminal, like XTerminal and UXTerminal, is not very customizable and extendable (at least not as much as other terminal emulators).
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hyper

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Vincenzo Pii
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Built on electron, supports split panels and plugins

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Ben Creasy
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Cross-platform due to electron browser-based foundation

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CulturedCeres
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Made with Electron

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It uses a considerable amount of resources, compared to other offerings.
Laura Kyle
Ben Creasy
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Still maturing as of December 2016

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Folks noticed some issues in the 1.0 release cited here.
Laura Kyle
Francisco
Vincenzo Pii
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Difficult to find information about it, because of the confusion with hyperterminal

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termit

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Ease of installation

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Present in many Linux distributions
Jim Tittsler
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Easy to change encodings on the fly

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AwesomestTaweret
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Configurable

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Know any negative aspects of this option?
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Wterm

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Jaden Santary
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Fast

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Wterm is very fast despite using very little memory.
Jaden Santary
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Memory efficient

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Each instance requires only about 6.3 MB of RAM, even with 10.000 lines of buffer.
Endi Sukaj
Top Con

The official repository is inactive

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The official repository for Wterm seems to be inactive, with open bug reports as far back as 2006.
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Xiki

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Izem Lavrenti
Andris Pelcbergs
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Adds GUI features

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Xiki uses some GUI concepts on top of shell. For example, commands can have nested menus and these menus are just text indented by two spaces. You can also either use the mouse or the keyboard to navigate or issue commands.
Izem Lavrenti
Andris Pelcbergs
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Requires learning many new concepts and ways of using them

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Xiki adds a lot of concepts which are not found on other terminals. You have to learn a lot of new tricks to make it useful which unfortunately you cannot use on other terminal emulators.

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Although I want better fallback fonts (and no font clipping where it can be helped) and 24-BIT TRUE COLOR SUPPORT (cough), I think urxvt is a great terminal, and I use it every day.
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We use it almost daily and it works well and we appreciate the password manager and to be able to share the sessions. We reported some (small) annoying things which were not solved since about 1 or 2 years.
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