Use gsettings to hide terminal applications.

[dr-Styki]

#426 'Hide terminal applications' is a bit rough. Many distributions like Kalilinux and ParrotOS use a lot of .desktop with 'terminal=true' in a legitimate way. With #426 this kind of distribution will never be able to use pantheon. So I propose to add the 'hide-terminal-apps' key to hide these applications by default. But let other distributions and advanced users the possibility to display them.

[tintou]

I'm curious what kind of legitimate way are we talking about?

[dr-Styki]

These distributions provide between 300 and 600 penetration-testing tools. These tools (CLI or GUI) are sorted by category in order to be easy to find and test. There is 72 categories and sub-categories in the last Kali. If you click on a cli tool, it will open a terminal indicating the command to be used to launch the program, as well as the tool's --help. This allows pentesters to find and discover the tools they need easily.

[jeremypw]

CLosing as not reviewed/actioned after 2+yrs