Arch has been the least limiting experience I have had with Linux thus far.

You wanna delete system files, do it, I dare you. Oh, it broke your system? Okay, not a problem. I haven’t encountered a situation it wasn’t recoverable. You wanna test bleeding edge custom kernels with drivers that are the newest available? Done.

If you’re afraid of reading, troubleshooting, and trying new things to test your mettle? Yeah, go with something else.

There is very little I haven’t been able to do with my Arch setups. I ditched Windows, and can’t go back.

It has a page listing those tools too, Alacritty, and more.

An observation, but a popular terminal emulator app I use isn’t listed: Yakuake

Sounds like a workflow issue.

First off, wow… How do you have 2185 tabs open and 21 windows? That’s impressive and infuriating.

Utilize tab groups. Organize a bit.

What possible purpose could you have for that many tabs?