Feature-requests

[ad-on-is]

Wow... great app! Exact something I was looking for, when I switched from macOS where I used to have iTerm2 installed.

I already switched from conemu to FluentTerminal ;-)

There were some nifty features in iTerm2, that are really useful.

• Toggle shortcut for showing/hiding app
• Split-Tab, add a new tab at the left/right of the current tab
• Fixed window positioning and show on top of other apps, like, full-width-top, full-width-bottom, full-height-left, full-height-right

[samlehman617]

Toggle shortcut for showing/hiding app

I'd really like this to have dropdown terminal functionality. The option to have a hidden terminal (separate from the windowed terminals) is killer.

I'd be willing to make a PR, but I know close to nothing about developing UWPs and this specific project structure.

[felixse]

• Toggle shortcut for showing/hiding app

There is a keyboard shortcut (default: scroll lock) to show/hide the window. This will also spawn a new one if there is none (just the system tray needs to be running)

• Split-Tab, add a new tab at the left/right of the current tab

This planned sometime in the future

• Fixed window positioning and show on top of other apps, like, full-width-top, full-width-bottom, full-height-left, full-height-right

I don't know about the sizing and positioning yet, but at least for 'always on top' there is an API we could use

[ad-on-is]

Aaaaaah... sorry, I didn't see that toggle shortcut already exists...
GREAT!!!! well, you my friend, made a developer very happy now ;-)

[sne11ius]

I'm currently using cmder. FluentTerminal looks nice, but I wouldn't consider switching without a "true" gauke-style ;)

[hanskokx]

A what? -- Hans Kokx

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On October 24, 2018 3:23:25 PM Cornelius Wichering ***@***.***> wrote: I'm currently using cmder. FluentTerminal looks nice, but I wouldn't consider switching without a "true" gauke-style ;) — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[sne11ius]

A what? -- Hans Kokx

Sorry, my bad - I mistyped "guake" :)
I meant "guake"-style, like in "full width", "always on top", "moving in/out from/to top of screen". See

• http://guake-project.org/
• http://cmder.net/

[hanskokx]

Oh, yeah. I'm familiar with that 😅 -- Hans Kokx

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On October 24, 2018 3:46:57 PM Cornelius Wichering ***@***.***> wrote: A what? -- Hans Kokx Sorry, my bad - I mistyped "guake" :) I meant "guake"-style, like in "full width", "always on top", "moving in/out from/to top of screen". Seehttp://guake-project.org/ http://cmder.net/ — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[ad-on-is]

Prior to FT i used cmder, which was very buggy with the full-width settings and my dual monitor setup. Now, I position FT where I want it, and have a toggle-keybind set to ALT + < (german keyboard). So it's basically always at my fingertips 😉

[Riebart]

I think the typical name for this is "Quake-style", since it mimics the top-down terminal as used in Quake, and most other FPS video games since then.

[cicorias]

not sure if i'm missing it, but having a scroll back buffer would be great. that's really my only thing that i've yet to see as a significant gap. Like in CMD properties.

[Sharlaan]

+1 for Quake-style
+1 for split panes (FT is currently v 0.3.1 while roadmap states for 0.2.3 ?)

Also maybe i've missed something, but i could not find "Scroll lock" button on my laptop keyboard, so maybe a feature request to change the default keybinding to like CTRL + ² (the unused button between ESC and TAB)

Lastly, it would be great to add this awesome argonaut theme as the default for FT ?

[felixse]

This is a bit hard to track. Some of this is already implemented or adressed in other issues. If something is missing feel free to create a new issue (please one per feature request/bug)