Compare Alacritty and GNOME Terminal 
- Users report that GNOME Terminal excels in its ease of use with a score of 9.2, making it a preferred choice for beginners, while Alacritty, with a score of 8.9, is noted for its steeper learning curve due to its more advanced features.
- Reviewers mention that GNOME Terminal offers superior quality of support, scoring 9.5, which is significantly higher than Alacritty's 8.1, indicating that users may find more reliable assistance when issues arise.
- G2 users highlight that Alacritty shines in customization options, achieving a score of 9.5, allowing users to tailor their terminal experience extensively, whereas GNOME Terminal's customization score is lower at 8.9.
- Users on G2 report that GNOME Terminal has better Linux support with a score of 9.7, while Alacritty, although strong, scores slightly lower at 9.2, suggesting GNOME Terminal may be more optimized for Linux environments.
- Reviewers mention that Alacritty has a notable advantage in performance, particularly in resource usage, scoring 9.0 compared to GNOME Terminal's 9.5, indicating that it may be more efficient in handling system resources during intensive tasks.
- Users say that while both terminals support logging, GNOME Terminal's logging features are less emphasized, whereas Alacritty's performance in this area is less documented, suggesting a potential gap in user experience for logging functionalities.
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UI can be improved. If features like tabs are provided, then it would be a great benefit.
Gnome terminal is just a perfect terminal for all gnome-based desktop environments. I am a user of the Ubuntu desktop and the gnome-terminal comes pre-installed with it and it fulfills all needs of a Linux user. It has many great features like multi-tab,...
I just think it could be better in user experience. I prefer terminator's user experience, as it allows the user to split the screen into several smaller screens (without need to change tabs). I think gnome-terminal should implement this "split-screen"...
On-time delivery. Courteous colleagues. Innovative solutions.
Gnome terminal is just a perfect terminal for all gnome-based desktop environments. I am a user of the Ubuntu desktop and the gnome-terminal comes pre-installed with it and it fulfills all needs of a Linux user. It has many great features like multi-tab,...
UI can be improved. If features like tabs are provided, then it would be a great benefit.
I just think it could be better in user experience. I prefer terminator's user experience, as it allows the user to split the screen into several smaller screens (without need to change tabs). I think gnome-terminal should implement this "split-screen"...
