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  • Thanks for your advice. I am a programmer by craft so I can definitely do that. I think the only issue may be books with any important content that is not text, i.e. graphics and images (and unfortunately, many of the books I am interested in have that). If I understood what you said correctly.

  • I use foot because it's wayland native and the developer is a very nice person. Only thing missing from it for me is ligature support.

    A close second for me is WezTerm. It is very full featured, although I do not use a lot of its features. Developer is also extremely nice and helpful. It does have ligature support.

    I personally use tiling window managers, so I have no need for built-in tiling / tabbing features.

  • I would recommend you mention "graphical" or "GUI" in your main post. Most suggestions to be assuming CLI.

    Some suggestions mentioned NFS / SSHFS. Those would allow you to use any GUI file manager for moving stuff over.

    Sorry I can't help more. Don't have a lot of knowledge in gui tools

  • I addressed this in some of my other replies, but I do not believe unit tests are a good solution here. It's way too common for developers to write tests that give false positives, and its very common for organizations to have low or insufficent coverage due to the higher cost associated with testing.

    Tests are good to have as backup though.