As an Xfce user I would use Xfce4-terminal, but the split wiew feature is missing, it’s why I chose Terminator.
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I’m running bspwm as daily driver, on a xfce4 base with thunar but i do not like thunar, i’m also a KDE fan, so i use dolphin i know it is more heavy but is has a terminal option inside off it and that is a nice extra, if that was a option with thunar i would haven been running thunar , i did take al look at nautilis, but between dolphin and nautilis i prefer dolphin. and as terminal i run kitty and yeah have xfce4-terminal to in floating option. and as a dropdown.
gruvbox is also awesome yeah.
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Looks great. Would you be willing to share your dotfiles?
I can push them to my gh tomorrow and send a link.
e: everything should be here: https://github.com/bitterhalt/dotfiles
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xfce4-terminal is the smallest?
My xfce4-terminal comes in around 450k when it runs. My st terminal, which has a couple of patches in it, is about 40k at runtime. And it has true color support.
Edit: for my fm, in the past I’ve used vifm, nnn, ranger, and lf. Currently using rover, which I like a lot. All are TUIs
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I haven’t tested ST. I think Alacritty is more memory hungry because it runs multi threaded and terminals like Xfce4-terminal runs only with single process.
I know this is no big thing but I prefer Xfce4-terminal because it simple and it does everything I need.
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Wow that looks great, im copying that for sure!
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I only have a custom action that launch a terminal (Terminator) in the current directory.
I created a new polybar htop-memory module
Interval for the module = 1
And the mib_used in polybar is now almost in sync with the memory usage in htop.
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Little more ARM fun
Archboot
" https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Parallels_Desktop#Parallels_Desktop_on_an_Apple_Mac_M1_and_higher "
also i do EndeavourOs wallpaper if want
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looks really great @Shjim
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Come on guys place your Polybar config in the new Endeavouros Polybar REPO.
- Simple create a pull request and we will add it to the repo!
- Please create a new folder with a meaningful name for your Polybar configuration.
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I did something similar for my i3blocks memory module. Wrote a shell script consisting of two lines
used_mem=$(free | grep "Mem:" | tr -s " " | cut -d " " -f 3)
unformatted_output=$(echo $(printf "%.0f" $(( used_mem / 1024 ))) "MiB")
I must say you really have a talent for ricing. The colors and wallpaper are beautiful.
What’s with all the “uwu”? 
I was searching for any fetch program and found a cpl. uwufetch does all that lol. but I didn’t know about onefetch, and it’s pretty great, gets all the info about a local git repo.