qcon is program for hiding/showing terminal emulators(or other software) with a hotkey. Similar to consoles you see in many FPS games. Unlike similar projects like guake/yakuake you can use any terminal emulator of your choice. Several terminals(or other software) can be configured. It’s compact and consists of a single file.
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