Just drop the name. Explain what you like about it if you are feeling generous. I am curious what the terminal emulator landscape is these days.
Just drop the name. Explain what you like about it if you are feeling generous. I am curious what the terminal emulator landscape is these days.
Alacritty, though at some point I may want to move to foot and take advantage of using it as a server/daemon as it would work well with my sway desktop. Alacritty beats foot on rendering time because of its GPU acceleration, though foot is faster where its VT parser shines. Konsole is pretty great, though. The one feature I miss from Konsole is the unlimited scrollback being stored as a cache file on disk. I wish more terminals supported this feature.
If you want tabs, why not try a terminal multiplexer like tmux or zellij?
Here are some useful resources for comparing terminals:
I’ve also been interested in KMSCON, which is a terminal emulator able to run in the Linux userspace without a graphics server. It looks like it has been getting more support and development this year, and I hope it becomes successful.
I have used tmux in the past but mainly for persistent sessions rather than the multiplexing. I should give that or zellij a try.