I've found the latency of Konsole to be phenomenally low. I can definitely tell the difference between Konsole and GTK-based terminals, but I can't really tell the difference between the latency of Konsole and XTerm.
I use window separation and profiles in Konsole every single day and alarms are handy when needed.
I have a 4K display and terminal has it's own virtual desktop, separating a Konsole window into nested tabs is a must to simplify the navigation between tabs since you can switch to other groups by a single hotkey.
I use profiles to visually differentiate tabs for different purposes (e.g. ssh to hosts with master and replicas of DBMS, which I did years prior to [0] happened), some made for fixing production hosts so they have an infinite logging enabled, and one can alter hotkey schemes with those.
Alarms are just an easy way of triggering a notification when a task is done or failed, saves time and brain resources.
himujjal|5 years ago
chupasaurus|5 years ago
I have a 4K display and terminal has it's own virtual desktop, separating a Konsole window into nested tabs is a must to simplify the navigation between tabs since you can switch to other groups by a single hotkey.
I use profiles to visually differentiate tabs for different purposes (e.g. ssh to hosts with master and replicas of DBMS, which I did years prior to [0] happened), some made for fixing production hosts so they have an infinite logging enabled, and one can alter hotkey schemes with those.
Alarms are just an easy way of triggering a notification when a task is done or failed, saves time and brain resources.
unknown|5 years ago
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