Like the question above am I just an old man that’s not keeping up with the times or is terminator still a great terminal to use in 2025?

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      Konsole is great! Only complaint I have is its too complicated to change the text color scheme. But I’ll manage. Still beats everything else I’ve tried.

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    Use whatever you like. You know your needs better than anybody else. As for me, I like Konsole and I will stick to that.

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    I’m no connoisseur, but I just want the same feel as I had back in the 90s. No terminal emulator, straight up tty with crisp VGA ROM fonts at some hacky SuperVGA resolution. Before the virtual framebuffer that basically every computer today uses for tty.

    Konsole, gnome-terminal and ghostty can all be made to feel right to me. I’m giving ghostty a spin, and I like how it supports custom shaders so I can make it feel even more like home.

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    A terminal is a terminal. If there is a feature you don’t know you need then you don’t need it. Run with whatever you have

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    On my Mac, I use Retroterm because emulates Old CRT screens - with scan lines and ghosting and stuff .

    Does nothing , crashes sometimes, but is Lots of fun if you’re the guy that remembers floppies.

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      theres a cool preset called “futuristic” on the linux version (cool retro term) -with a bit of tweaking you can make it look like a terminal from the alien franchise

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    From a look at the documentation it’s just a fancy terminal. If you don’t really care about theming or image rendering then it’s not something you need. If you’re trying to rice a UI like hyprland then it looks like a good option.

    Personally, I don’t see much added value over whatever the default terminal is but I’ve never been one to mess with things that do what they are supposed to.

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    I use foot which is Wayland aware and renders Unicode fonts. Honestly I don’t need much from the terminal itself as I’m usually in tmux to deal with all the “tabs” and scrollback.