On Sat, 2004-07-31 at 12:57, Chris Pickett wrote: > note that i don't like menubars or scrollbars or any of that crap, and > aterm lets you get rid of them easily (scrollbar is shift+pgup/pgdn or > shift+up/dn). Actually, gnome-terminal is good from a usability p.o.v. I like the way it has copy/paste keyb shortcuts, i actually use the Reset And Clear function (makes it easy to copy/paste huge swaths of text), etc. But, with JACK needing a smooth environment, gnome-terminal seems like a timed bomb. :-( > usually i just work with 2 or three terminals full > screen, but occasionally unmaximize them. if i remember correctly, it's > like xterm except you can have a transparent background if you want, and > it's a bit lighter too. Lighter than xterm? I gotta try it! -- Florin Andrei http://florin.myip.org/
