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I really wish that Sublime would add an integrated terminal panel. None of the packages I’ve tried that do add a terminal view, work the way the way I want them
by mknapper1 5y ago
I really wish that Sublime would add an integrated terminal panel. None of the packages I’ve tried that do add a terminal view, work the way the way I want them to. It’s really the one feature that’s holding me back from even trying to switch away from VS Code.
- gentleman11 5y agoI prefer having my terminals separate from my editor, personally
- spiderice 5y agoAgreed. Set up your terminal to automatically come to the front with a keyboard shortcut. To me this seems better than having it built in to the editor in every way.
- gentleman11 5y agoGuake
- FlashBlaze 5y agoSame here. I was a huge terminal in editor user, but VSCode crashed on me a couple of times resulting in restarting all the terminals and the processes which I was running. Since then I always use an external terminal.
- visarga 5y agoThe whole set of Remote Development extensions is a game changer. You can be remote and it feels like being local with the terminal, debugger, files and language server. It's especially useful when your laptop is running a different OS than Linux which is often the target. I just hate the overly zealous autocomplete that fixes good words into bad words and forces me to hit Esc every time.
- jopsen 5y agoI'm on Linux, but have remote vscode into my desktop at the office and macincloud for testing on mac... One day, I'l figure out how to automatically provision a Windows VM in cloud too, clone from github and connect with vscode.
- otherworldly 5y ago"Terminus" has done me quite well on Sublime Text 3, it's available via Package Control.