···11+qconsole
22+http://jcs.org/
33+44+qconsole is a simple c application that makes an xterm window behave
55+like the console on the game "quake" (and probably many others).
66+77+when qconsole is started, it spawns an xterm with the "-into" option
88+to reparent it under qconsole, and then hides it offscreen.
99+1010+to show the terminal, press control+o and it will scroll onto the
1111+screen. press it again and it will scroll back off the screen. if
1212+the xterm is killed, a new one will be spawned.
1313+1414+the xterm is launched with a name of qconsole. to adjust its
1515+colors and font, add xterm X resources to ~/.Xdefaults (and maybe
1616+run xrdb) such as:
1717+1818+ .qconsole*background: white
1919+ .qconsole*foreground: black
2020+ .qconsole*internalBorder: 5
2121+ .qconsole*utmpInhibit: true
2222+ .qconsole*rightScrollBar: true
2323+2424+to adjust the window height, use the -h option. to adjust the speed
2525+that the console scrolls, use the -s option (1 to 10, default of 9).
2626+2727+if you don't like qconsole, there are a few other applications like
2828+it that may work better:
2929+3030+visor (mac os x)
3131+http://code.google.com/p/blacktree-visor/
3232+3333+yakuake (kde/konsole)
3434+http://yakuake.kde.org/
3535+3636+guake (gnome/gterminal)
3737+http://www.guake-terminal.org/