For a while I have been getting by using the terminal emulator inside of GUI emacs most of the time, M-x ansi-term. The $TERM echos as "eterm-color". The old Desktop computer I'm currently using (my X200 is being repaired) can only seem to handle Trisquel Mini without freezing continuously (now only freezes occasionally), so lately when I use a terminal emulator outside of emacs it is the default one that comes with mini, which is LXTerminal (echo $TERM is 'xterm'). The only time i've installed one that didn't come default was in the case of cool-retro-term, just for fun. I'm also not too clear on how 'x-term' differs from the default one that comes with Trisquel, although I seem to remember reading a thread somewhere on this forum where someone suggested it was superior to the default one in some way. Also I don't understand why LXTerminal echos the $TERM as "x-term".

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