Terminal Image??

[DylanReid]

I once saw someone with an image in the background of their terminal.. Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks!

[sarah31]

Unfortunately I do not have Linux currently running to give you a better idea, but you should have some sort of option/program that will list the architecture of your system somtimes it can be done through that in other distros it may be done through a settings/desktop environment program. Which Linux are you running and we might be able to help you out more?

[X_console]

Try Eterm

[Ludootje]

Originally posted by X_console:
<STRONG>Try Eterm</STRONG>
is it possible with konsole too?
i really don't understand why ppl use eterm.. with konsole for example, i can open multiple shells in on terminal, which is great.. i don't see why others like eterm don't have such an option

[vee-eye]

Yes, you can get a background image on a konsole.

In konsole, go to Settings --&gt; Schema --&gt; And then choose a theme (themes are called Schemas ;))

Read the file /usr/share/apps/konsole/README.Schema for information on creating your own Schemas (Schema files are saved in /usr/share/apps/konsole/*.schema).

[Ludootje]

Originally posted by vee-eye:
<STRONG>Yes, you can get a background image on a konsole.

In konsole, go to Settings --&gt; Schema --&gt; And then choose a theme (themes are called Schemas ;))

Read the file /usr/share/apps/konsole/README.Schema for information on creating your own Schemas (Schema files are saved in /usr/share/apps/konsole/*.schema).</STRONG>

tnx

[ph34r]

You can also set konsole to be transparent, which will show your desktop background. Only works if you don't have a too funky wallpaper that will interfere with seeing your text.

[z0mbix]

Konsole takes about 5 times longer to appear than an xterm/eterm. Why run a bloated program like that when you can run an speedy eterm/xterm?

[bdg1983]

Konsole on my pc takes less than a second to load. Not fast enough?

[Ludootje]

and even if it's not as fast as other terminals, you have to run it just once, though you have to run tons of xterms etc, which is completely useless