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GTK based terminal for Wayland?
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What about the normal GNOME Terminal? Or the new one called Blackbox?
GTK4. So no way to switch themes easily.
I think the normal GNOME Terminal still uses GTK 3
Did not worked for me 😕
Then maybe try Tilix? It's very similar to the GNOME Terminal emulator (it includes some extra features) and it definitely uses GTK3
Hmm it is working.
But opening preferences crashes app.
Ok that's weird. Might be Wayland related, I only tried it on Xorg.
Hmm, probably Wayland Related.
Black Box has been out for a while, I think you're thinking of Ptyxis
God damn these guys create a new terminal emulator every day