Which terminal emulator should I use on Ubuntu as someone who isn't trans?

kitty

>>105732793
>20 MB
That seems a bit large :O

xfce4-terminal
>>105732800
xterm

>>105732800
st

>>105732773 (OP)
> mfw cant install software because the trannies are after me

>>105732773 (OP)
>Ubuntu
>isn't trans

>>105732849
Yeah, I'm employed.

>>105732849
close thread

>>105732800
for you

>>105732773 (OP)
whatever the default is on KDE

>>105732773 (OP)
The default on Ubuntu is gnome-terminal, so that one.
I never understood people who use any terminal emulator besides the default one, the only feature I can think of that you might need from one, is tab support, and they all have it. please explain to me what's so important about a window that basically does nothing but display text that you need to use some hipster terminal emulator

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step 2: doas pkg_add git
step 3: clone and make dwm
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>>105732773 (OP)
xterm

>>105732805
>>105733792
st requires a shitload of patches to be usable

>>105733814
such as what lol. im literally using it right now. it does everything kitty or alacritty or whatever does. it's a terminal emulator, it's entire purpose is to take keyboard input.

>>105732773 (OP)
alacritty

Your terminal emulator needs to use the power of the GPU.

>>105732800
you will take it anyway

>>105734006
It does open pretty fast, but of course if you have a proper toggle setup, that doesn't matter.

>>105732773 (OP)
Powershell or bust

redpill me on alacritty. ive been using it for a while and got confortable with it. here is why i use it:
>its simple with no menus or gui elements, only a config file
>allows you to resize text without resizing the window
>allows you to select any text in the window without a mouse using vim motions
is there a better alternative that does the same thing?

X11 - black box
Wayland - kitty

Terminator.

What's a terminal emulator that is somewhat lightweight (I'll be using tmux, for example), and that has SANE copy/paste/text selection/text whatever/texttexttext keyboard shortcuts? I want to be able to hit shift+home and have the whole line selected, for example. And then hitting ctrl+c should copy the line.

>>105734941
>ctrl+c should copy the line
lol

>>105734961
?!?!

>>105732773 (OP)
Kitty just werks so you can focus on your actual projects.

>>105734988
Every single terminal emulator werks, sissyboy.

>>105732773 (OP)
QTerminal

>>105734988
This, Kitty is good software. Shame about bitmap fonts though

st