cheesy is a simple terminal emulator designed for simplicity - and mainly for my own workflow and purpose to be honest.
Simply clone the repo. After that, enter the three most iconic commands you know when using Linux:
./configure
make
(sudo) make install
You need gtk-3 and vta-2.91 installed (with their corresponding development files).
After that just call cheesy.
There's not that much so see and to do: You can increase or decrease the transparency
(if supported by your window manager) with CTRL-+ and CTRL-- and change the colortheme
to a slightly different one with F1. You can select text and copy it to the clipboard via
CTRL-SHIFT-C and paste text from the clipboard to the terminal with CTRL-SHIFT-V.
That's it.
Although there's some more functionality to come, cheesy will remain a simple and small terminal emulator.
This project is licensed under the terms and conditions of the MIT license.
'cheesy' has not the most positive meaning in the english language, so why calling a terminal emulator so?
For me 'cheesy' has a different meaning. And it's my secret :-)