You call that a TTY? This is a TTY:
smdh at kids today with their fancy emoji-having terminal emulators
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2022
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Sorry, I paid 9 full euros for my mouse and I'm going to use it until it breaks :p
I paid 20$ for mine. It's still useful for firefox and the occasional time I open GIMP or another GUI app. Plus, there is actually a mouse for the terminal.
Nice until □□□! :)
looks nice as hell
Thanks. Here's the colorscheme for Tmux and the TTY itself if you would like to replicate.
I like to use a GUI myself :/
Understandable.
I don't get it, what is arranging the terminals, if not a tiling WM?
Tmux
I find it ironic to this day that, after having spent so much time identifying the most fitting tiling window manager for my needs (i3), my journey through GNU Screen to tmux resulted in an almost complete absence of necessity for tiling at all. Heck, if it weren't for my gaming and streaming needs, I actually could skip X entirely.
Is TTY OS a real distro or did you change your os-releaes?
I'd use the Linux virtual console a lot more if it had better Unicode support. fbterm fixes that issue, but introduces others relating to color handling. In the end, I often find myself using a full-screen, 80-column Cool Retro Term under Sway.