I actually don't want any tiling to be done on the terminal level. I want to use my tiling window manager to tile multiple terminals, so I can move a tile between workspaces, monitors, etc.
The "problem" I'm having with the xfce terminal is that it supports tabs. It basically has too much features for me. And being the idiot that I am, I make use of them. Even though I'd actually prefer not to, so that instead I'll be using the features provided by my window manager.
It's a silly problem, I know. But the question is:
What is a performant customizable terminal that is dead simple? No tabs. No tiles. Just a single terminal window.
Or maybe I should just unbind the create new tab shortcut.
Does it have backscroll yet? Without that it's kind of the wrong way around in what features it lacks.
Like, People who want to run every session in tmux (but don't care about using a tiling wm) don't need scrolling, tabs, or splits. People who want to run their terminals in i3 also don't want tabs or splits, but they do need scroll or else they have to duplicate effort on both sides just to get scrolling.
The "problem" I'm having with the xfce terminal is that it supports tabs. It basically has too much features for me. And being the idiot that I am, I make use of them. Even though I'd actually prefer not to, so that instead I'll be using the features provided by my window manager.
It's a silly problem, I know. But the question is:
What is a performant customizable terminal that is dead simple? No tabs. No tiles. Just a single terminal window.
Or maybe I should just unbind the create new tab shortcut.