Tilda is a Linux software designed to mimic the layout of popular first-person shooter (FPS) consoles, offering a customizable terminal application.
Tilda is a Linux-based terminal that has taken inspiration from many first-person shooter games, including Half-Life, Doom, and Quake. The software is designed with a borderless user interface that is hidden from view until a specific keystroke is executed.
To operate Tilda, users must have VTE-0.11.11 or a higher version installed on their system. The latest Tilda release boasts several new features and enhancements, including the fixing of metacity-2.20 focus problems and the addition of plans for future updates in the TODO list.
Additionally, the software now reflects current keybindings, while also resolving Ubuntu's copy and paste bugs. Users will also enjoy mitigated metacity-2.22 focus issues, and the autotools can now generate release tarballs. Lastly, Tilda has eliminated the visual bell feature entirely.
Overall, Tilda is a reliable and efficient terminal emulator that is ideal for FPS gamers or anyone who desires a clean and minimalist interface.
To operate Tilda, users must have VTE-0.11.11 or a higher version installed on their system. The latest Tilda release boasts several new features and enhancements, including the fixing of metacity-2.20 focus problems and the addition of plans for future updates in the TODO list.
Additionally, the software now reflects current keybindings, while also resolving Ubuntu's copy and paste bugs. Users will also enjoy mitigated metacity-2.22 focus issues, and the autotools can now generate release tarballs. Lastly, Tilda has eliminated the visual bell feature entirely.
Overall, Tilda is a reliable and efficient terminal emulator that is ideal for FPS gamers or anyone who desires a clean and minimalist interface.
What's New
Version 0.9.6: N/A