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Drop Down Terminal X extension for the Gnome Shell
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A GNOME Shell drop down terminal with extra feautures
- Tabs support
- Multi-monitor support
- Font scaling support
- [Focus out] / [Escape pressed] events for hide
- Custom shortcuts
- SSH ~/.config hosts fast acess
$ git clone https://github.com/bigbn/gs-extensions-drop-down-terminal.git /tmp/drop-down-terminal $ cp -R /tmp/drop-down-terminal/drop-down-terminal-x@bigbn.pro ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
You can create file ~/.config/drop-down-terminal-x/shortcuts with such format:
# You can define any actions you want ["Projects"] : cd /home/bigbn/projects ["MyIP"] : curl -s http://whatismijnip.nl | cut -d " " -f 5
There is two parts divided by colon: right part is a command, left one is a JSON array, it contains string with human readable name of launcher (maybe some new properties like icon, «open» mode and etc will appear in future).
Line started with # interpreted as comment and will be ignored by parser.
These items are displayed as executable actions under special kebab button at right corner. Extension must be restarted (off/on in gnome-tweaks) after file creation to take effect.
About
Drop Down Terminal X extension for the Gnome Shell
kde drop-down terminal
Drop Down Terminal is a terminal emulator extension that users can install on the Gnome Shell desktop environment. Despite only being an extension, it packs in useful features like custom scrollbar settings, color schemes and even the ability to launch a custom command at startup.
What is dropdown terminal?
by zzrough. Drop down terminal toggled by a keystroke (the key above tab by default) for advanced users.
How do you use Yakuake?
- Open up your Add/Remove Software utility.
- Search for «yakuake» (no quotes)
- Mark Yakuake for installation.
- If there are any dependencies, okay them.
- Click Apply.
- Okay the installation.
How do I configure Yakuake?
- Make sure that Yakauke is already running.
- Press F12 if Yakuake is not visible on the screen.
- Click ‘Main Menu’.
- Under ‘Settings’ category, click ‘Configure Yakuake’ and ‘Configure -Yakuake’ window will appear on the screen.
- There are three section in configuration window.
Which terminal does Fedora use?
The command line is also called a shell prompt, because the commands are processed by a program called a shell; the standard shell on a Fedora system is the Bourne-again shell (bash).
How do I get terminal on Fedora?
When using a GUI Desktop in Linux, it can be useful to hit a keyboard shortcut to open a terminal window. With Fedora, this can be done by hitting Ctrl-Alt-F2. From this terminal window page in Fedora, we can return to the GUI Desktop by hitting Ctrl-Alt-F1.
How do you install Guake terminals?
After the installation is complete, click on ‘Menu > Accessories > Guake Terminal’ to launch the application. An icon will appear in the system tray. Press the hotkey ‘F12′ to show/hide Guake terminal. If you want Guake available every time you log in, you should add it as a startup application.
What are the best Linux terminal emulators slant?
The Best 3 of 40 Options Why?
Best Linux terminal emulators | Price | Configurable |
---|---|---|
93 rxvt-unicode | — | — |
90 Alacritty | — | Easy AF, live-updating configuration (in YAML format) |
90 Termite | — | — |
89 kitty | — | — |
How do you open Yakuake?
The default shortcut to open Yakuake is F12 .
What is Yakuake manjaro?
Yakuake is a drop-down terminal emulator based on KDE Konsole technology. Features: • Smoothly rolls down from the top of your screen • Tabbed interface • Configurable dimensions and animation speed • Skinnable • Sophisticated D-Bus interface.
How do you change your Yakuake skin?
You can manually edit the yakuake configuration file — open ~/. kde/share/config/yakuakerc and look for the [Appearance] section and just comment out the Skin option by adding a # character at the front of the line.
Which command allows you to search for packages in Fedora?
DNF is the The Fedora Project package manager that is able to query for information about packages, fetch packages from repositories, install and uninstall packages using automatic dependency resolution, and update an entire system to the latest available packages.
Is Konsole a good terminal?
Even if you’re using some other desktop environment, you can still try Konsole. It is a lightweight terminal emulator with a host of features. You can have multiple tabs and multiple grouped windows as well. Lot of customization options to change the look and feel of the terminal emulator as well.
How do I run a program in Fedora?
To compile C program in Fedora you need to install GCC compiler. Latest versions of Fedora will have GCC compiler by default. To install GCC compiler use following command in Terminal. If you use Fedora fully for programming then try installing following package.
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XFCE drop-down terminal
A drop-down terminal is very useful to have access to a terminal quickly and easily, especially if you are a person who uses a terminal frequently. There are several applications that have a drop-down feature but did you know that XFCE terminal supports the drop-down mode? In this post, you will learn to enable the XFCE drop-down terminal.
INTRODUCTION
XFCE is a lightweight desktop environment and to keep it light, I recommend using the XFCE built-in features instead of installing additional apps. For example, if you need a drop-down terminal, you do not have to install separate terminal apps such as quake, yakuake , or tilda . You can simply enable the drop-down option in the native XFCE terminal. This way you will get a lightweight terminal without spending additional resources of your system.
So, let us enable the XFCE drop-down terminal.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
XFCE drop-down terminal feature
First, open a new terminal window from the main menu and start the XFCE terminal in the drop-down mode from the terminal.
You should see the terminal at the top of the screen.
I do not like its default border and menu at the top. It looks little bulky, Let us change that. First, disable the top menu by a right click on the terminal and disabling the Show MenuBar option.
Then, go to the terminal Preferences again with a right click of a mouse and configure it further. For example, I disable the tabs bar. You can also change the width, height, and opacity. I usually keep the dimensions by default and only changed the opacity to 80%. The default position of the terminal is fine as for me, but you can adjust it too.
In the rest of the tabs, you will find more options, but they are very generic and not very important for this case.
Create a shortcut for the XFCE drop-down terminal
Now, the XFCE drop-down terminal is configured and you only have to create a shortcut for this terminal. Because you are not going to run a drop-down terminal from a regular terminal every time you need it :-).
To create a shortcut , open the system settings and go to the Keyboard section.
In the Application shortcuts tab, you can add a new one by clicking on the add button.
In the shortcut command type xfce4-terminal —drop-down and click on the OK button.
After that, you need to press the shortcut key you want to link to the drop-down terminal. I usually use the F12 key.
Close the Settings and test your new shortcut by pressing it. When I press F12 and the terminal appears. When it loses a mouse focus it disappears, but it does not close. On the next F12 press it will appear in the same state as when it disappeared.
You can also open different tabs in this drop-down terminal by pressing Ctrl+Shift+T.
CONCLUSION
As you can see, it is not necessary to load your XFCE desktop with applications to have a drop-down terminal if the XFCE default terminal can do it. Now, you know that and with this drop-down configuration, you will be able to have constant and quick access to your XFCE terminal. I believe your work will be much more efficient now.
I hope this tip was useful for you. So, did you know about this? Do you use it? Let me know in the comments section.
You can also read my post about the terminal color scheme.
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