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Currently, Pop!_OS's Cosmic desktop environment lacks a dedicated section for managing default terminal emulators in its settings interface. Given that terminal emulators are essential tools for Linux users, particularly developers and system administrators, implementing this feature would significantly enhance the user experience.
This feature request proposes adding a new category in the default applications settings specifically for terminal emulators. The implementation would:
Integrate seamlessly with the existing Cosmic desktop environment built in Rust and using the Iced GUI toolkit
Allow users to select their preferred terminal emulator from installed options
Ensure proper handling of terminal-related protocols and commands
Maintain consistency with Pop!_OS's design language and user interface patterns
This addition would align with Pop!_OS's commitment to providing a polished, user-friendly experience while acknowledging the importance of terminal-based workflows in the Linux ecosystem. The implementation should respect the existing architecture of the Cosmic desktop environment and follow established development patterns in Rust.
We believe this feature would be particularly valuable for users who work with multiple terminal emulators or those who prefer alternatives to the default terminal application.
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Currently, Pop!_OS's Cosmic desktop environment lacks a dedicated section for managing default terminal emulators in its settings interface. Given that terminal emulators are essential tools for Linux users, particularly developers and system administrators, implementing this feature would significantly enhance the user experience.
This feature request proposes adding a new category in the default applications settings specifically for terminal emulators. The implementation would:
This addition would align with Pop!_OS's commitment to providing a polished, user-friendly experience while acknowledging the importance of terminal-based workflows in the Linux ecosystem. The implementation should respect the existing architecture of the Cosmic desktop environment and follow established development patterns in Rust.
We believe this feature would be particularly valuable for users who work with multiple terminal emulators or those who prefer alternatives to the default terminal application.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: