I hate the embedded terminal personally and just use a "real" one in its own window.
this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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I don't know why I can't just move a tab to another window in vscode, like I can work Chrome
Dropdown terminals, can't live without em. I usually have it tied to rctrl + down arrow or something similar
Exactly. I keymap 2 terminals - a drop-down quake style on Alt-1 & a column one that stays on the left side to show me more live info & logging while I work & I program my apps to never full screen - I can always see a running ping of latency on my column based terminal.
This, I do the exact same!
Or even better — Right click on the terminal panel label and select the option to move it into the editor area.
The editor area has far more flexibility. Your terminal can be almost any size and you can have multiple terminals visible at once or a tab click away. If you need it to be larger you can drag the tab elsewhere to make it big without rearranging your window.
I also keep a terminal (or three) open permanently, but it's usually tiny - around 1500x400 pixels (that is tiny on my very large screen). Sometimes I'll move the terminal into a larger editor panel (which is about 5x that size).
This would be even better if vscode let you have multiple windows of tabs open at the same time!
Good tip, but I like it at the bottom. I prefer to have 2 or 3 file columns so I am more limited by horizontal space. If I need to see two parts of the same file I can just open it in two different columns.
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