Re: [tlug] Moving on from xterm

[Furkan Mustafa <furkan@example.com>]

Hello,

On 2016-08-19 20:15, Curt Sampson wrote:
> Does anybody have any suggestions for a new terminal program? Some
> of my requirements and/or hopes are:
>
>     * Use [FreeType](https://www.freetype.org/), because that's the
>     standard these days, right?
>
>     * Use standard modern input methods so I can type Japanese.
>
>     * Avoid decoration: I don't use tabbed terminals and I should be
>     able to turn off menu and tool bars and things like that.
>
>     * No need for special features like iTerm2's ability to display
>     images inline and whatnot.
>
>     * That said, I use Gnu screen a lot, so if there's any special
>     integration there that would be helpful for me, that might be a
>     bonus.
>
>     * Not dragging in a huge pile of desktop environment (Gnome, KDE,
>     whatever) is a definite bonus.
>
>     * Configuration should use some reasonable text-based format in a
>     file in the homedir somewhere so I can use my usual systems to
>     maintain it in Git.

I'm using tilda, which I believe covers 100% of your requirements.

My setup is;
 - None window decoration
 - Fullscreen
 - No tabs
 - F12 for shortcut
 - tmux on top of it

Especially having tmux along with F12 shortcut makes it extremely handy.

Maybe one more bonus, kinda off-topic, but installing jmdict and making
an alias as j="jmdict -j" makes it into an extremely fast japanese
dictionary on-demand.

Furkan Mustafa