Apart from all the eye-candy in Terminology I found that it has one really useful command that helped me at work. It has commands called 'tyls' and 'tycat'. What theydo is list out files in a command line along with a preview.
It doesn't sound much but normally you have to go out to some gui file manager window to see some pictures you are developing with. I was just writing a resizing script for images on a website. With terminology, the previews are mixed in to the actual command line session and I found that to have a productivity benefit. As even picture information was now available in the command line right where you work. Haven't seen that ever (well, unless you count in programmable tty-characters that were available in the eighties). So for me, Terminology is a big improvement over Terminator. Similar only with better fonts and more beautiful. Seeing images files in the command shell has a productivity benefit - if it's that kind of work that you are doing. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
