rxvt-unicode VS LXTerminal
rxvt-unicode is a lightweight terminal emulator that offers extensive customization and performance, making it ideal for power users. In contrast, LXTerminal provides a user-friendly interface integrated with the LXDE environment, offering solid features but with slightly higher resource consumption.
rxvt-unicode
Pros:
- Lightweight and fast
- Highly customizable
- Supports Unicode and many character encodings
- Allows for multiple tabs and windows
- Can be used with various shells and applications
Cons:
- Limited graphical features compared to some other terminals
- Requires manual configuration for optimal use
- Less support for modern features like split panes
LXTerminal
Pros:
- User-friendly interface
- Integrated with LXDE desktop environment
- Supports multiple profiles
- Good support for keyboard shortcuts
- Built-in support for transparency and font customization
Cons:
- May be heavier on resources compared to rxvt-unicode
- Limited customization compared to some advanced terminals
- Less flexible in terms of shell compatibility
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