What terminal emulator do you use and why?

This is not true

Kitty

Standard macOS terminal, sometimes iTerm2.

Physical one.

st

>tfw too stupid to use a terminl

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This. I would also accept emacs ansi-term.

Terminology
because it's well made.

Termux with Hacker's Keyboard

urxvt because I cant be assed to configure st

not that user but st doesnt support the shitty w3m image hack as good as urxvt, it also cant run daemonized so ends up using more resources while having less features than urxvt. I wanted to enjoy st, done my best for a while, but its just utter garbage compared to any decent terminal like urxvt

I use a real terminal, because I'm not a child.

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on windows, i use cmder. on linux, i use whatever the fuck comes with linux, because on linux it's all the same fucking shit.

>inb4 mactoddler

HTerm is pretty nice if you have to use windows

What is a terminal emulator guys??

It is a program that emulates the function of a dumb terminal on your PC.
It is mainly used to connect to stuff over Serial (Rs232) like routers switches and other Systems.

konsole + tmux is based

Lxterminal + tmux is comfy

The one that comes with mint, because for my ocasional needs its sufficient.

Nice meme.
The daemon alone uses ~10x more resources than a single instance of st.
This means you need ~10 st terminals open before you end up "using more resources." Even then, if one terminal crashes the others will still work, if you crash the daemon all terminals crash.
Especially since you should be using tmux for scrollback anyways, why do you need multiple terminals open?

conemu windows , guake linux

Oh, much obliged sir.

Tilix

Urxvt exists, faggots.
Tell me again, what does Xterm's original README say?

This, st is really just crippled garbage in disguise under the "minimal" meme.
If you want to use a minimal, lightweight terminal, use Urxvt. At least it's usable.

/thread

iTerm2
>be me
>look for different terminal for mac
>find Hyper
>literally made in electron
Jesus hyper.is/

Urxvt because St is not in the official arch linux packages and I dont touch the AUR even with a 20 meters long pole no matter what

Based and /thread.

Urxvt
AUR is fine, just read the packagebuild

Terminator. Though it's quite ugly, it's still pretty useful compared to other terminals.

urxvt
Because it's the one I spent time configuring.
>I dont touch the AUR
mainlet
dumb

Why in the fuck would you use arch in this case?

Konsole cause it's good enough I guess, hasn't given me reason to replace it yet.

urxvt because I bandwagoned when I saw everyone else using it

Terminal.app on Macs, Konsole/Yakuake on KDE, Termite on GNOME or tilers, Termux on Android.

Based.

Guake

xterm because 1. low keystroke latency and 2. ranger image preview works on it

konsole + yakuake
i like drop down emulators and have sudo installed so i rarely need to log into root

Based.

I like sakura for when I can't be arsed to make urxvt usable.

Tilix

Just works, modern and has easy ways to split the terminal

Alacritty because I fell for the rust meme.
It's actually nothing special, full of glitches and it lacks some basic futures like scrolling through selection.

Xterm
Simple as.

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Modified st with tmux. Plus screen for connecting to serial devices.

I, for one, have a job and I only use Putty.

/thread

>don't touch AUR
Pussy

lole what

The absolute state of this board

xfce4-terminal

konsole and yakuake since i'm running kde right now.

>AUR is fine, just read the packagebuild
Why is the packagebuild enough? Can't a malicious entity insert a virus in the code of the application that is compiled?

Putty

gnome-terminal

konsole because file drag and drop

terminal.app

I write all my commands on a sheet of paper and then I fax it to an employee in India which proceeds to SSH in my machine, I don't use any DE so I just use what gentoo comes by default.

mobaxterm

Emacs

>ctrl f
>no termite
Termite + tmux, anything else is just pure retard.

>gpu accelerated yet doesn't support images

>vte
I just don't get it.

nice, always wanted to wire up a serial terminal to a modern linux install.

google it?

konsole & yakuake in KDE
sakura elsewhere

software to emulate cloud connected typewriter

>be me
I'm glad you cleared that up, would've been confusing without that part

We're in Jow Forums, retard.

cmder on win, xterm in linux

whatever comes pre installed, otherwise tty1

Whichever one is on my computer because they're all the same from a user standpoint.

Just kidding urxvt

This but on OpenBSD.

>The one that comes with mint, because for my ocasional needs its sufficient.
+1 on this
I dont even know what it is other than some gnome derivative on MATE. But I like to use either vim or emacs as the console editor and all the fancy terminals have key bindings that interfere with both vim and emacs. Like if I need to make separate windows I can do that in both vim and emacs, I dont need a special terminal for that.

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whatever comes with the OS

>no keyboard
Step it up and get a minitel

Gnome terminal, because it comes with Gnome and I have no reason to switch

Konsole, because it ships with kde. Xterm otherwise.

Putty

xterm + terminator. The latter for tiling.