Speeding up the gnome terminal is useless whe you realize GNOME has been removing keyboard support features from Gtk since 2014.
Try to copy a file path from that Gnome 46 terminal and do a File-Open operation in a Gtk application and ctrl-v<enter> to paste in the path and open it.
Woops! Error! "The folder contents could not be displayed. Operation not supported"
GNOME and Gtk3/4 no longer prioritize keyboard inputs and hide them behind complex key shortcuts. They let keyboard inputs bitrot and fail because they only care about GUI inputs. It's an open bug since 2014, opened and closed as wontfix literally dozens of times. Brought up in #gtk chat a similar amount. Latest (2023) wontfix: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5872
Do you really hit . or / and then backspace then paste when you want to paste a file path and enjoy it? That's at least 2 extra keystrokes. Even worse when you have to use the mouse to dismiss the pop-down closest file name list that prevents pasting.
Try to copy a file path from that Gnome 46 terminal and do a File-Open operation in a Gtk application and ctrl-v<enter> to paste in the path and open it.
Woops! Error! "The folder contents could not be displayed. Operation not supported"
GNOME and Gtk3/4 no longer prioritize keyboard inputs and hide them behind complex key shortcuts. They let keyboard inputs bitrot and fail because they only care about GUI inputs. It's an open bug since 2014, opened and closed as wontfix literally dozens of times. Brought up in #gtk chat a similar amount. Latest (2023) wontfix: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5872