What terminal emulator do you use, /g/?

Cmd

>>57662614
xfce4-terminal

>>57662614
What's lxqt's terminal? That's what I use. Been thinking of switching back to gnome-terminal but then it'll drag in half of gnome's stuff with it. Is there any terminal besides gnome's that uses vte3?

>>57662614
St.

>>57662614
konsole

gnome-terminal since im homosexual and use Gnome

termite

>>57662622
>>57662698
>>57662787
>>57663126
>>57663209
wtf there isnt one terminal in linux ?

Mintty

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Terminal.app
it just werks. even the name says that it just werks.

>>57663220
Terminal *emulator*

>>57663209
config plis

>>57663250
http://pastebin.com/9HMY1r2h

>>57663233
enlighten me
also, in 3 sentences, tell me what's the big deal about typing every command down instead of navigating and operating your system with GUI and pointer device.
serious question, not hateful argument

>>57663505
The difference between terminal emulators is comparable to Internet browsers. They achieve the same goal but with different features

As for why a command line interface is useful. It depends on what you're trying to do. For example you need to ssh into a server somewhere or you are trying to launch a program but you have some parameters you want to specify. Only autists use CLI when GUI is more accessible.

What's a light and faster terminal emu that supports fake transparency?
urxvt sucks dick.

st

Why would I need anything else?

>>57663561
thanks for this, me personally, i have ever only used terminal.app when i needed to launch multiple instances of the same app or when i quickly needed to edit hosts file so seeing here people using it as the main interface always fascinates me

sakura