Terminal++
A tabbed terminal with tmux-style splits, where a pane can also be a notepad, a browser, or a viewer.
It records the command you have typed but not run. Close the lid, lose power, crash the machine — it is still at the prompt when you come back.
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These builds are not code-signed. On macOS, right-click the app and choose
Open, then Open again. On Windows, SmartScreen will offer
More info → Run anyway. On Linux the AppImage needs
chmod +x before it will run.
What it does
- Remembers unsubmitted input. The half-typed command at every prompt is written to disk continuously and typed back in when you reopen — never with a newline, so nothing runs on your behalf.
- Splits like tmux. Split, zoom, navigate by direction, resize from the keyboard, and drag a pane by its grip to rearrange the layout.
- Tabs are not only terminals. A notepad with syntax highlighting and save, a browser, and viewers for images, video, audio and STL meshes — chosen automatically from what you opened.
- Restores scrollback. Each pane's output is recorded as it arrives, so a restored session shows what was on screen, not an empty shell.
Keys
| Ctrl+D | Split right |
| Ctrl+Shift+D | Split down |
| Ctrl+Alt+D | Send EOF to the shell |
| Ctrl+Enter | Zoom the focused pane |
| Ctrl+Alt+arrows | Move focus between panes |
| Ctrl+Shift+arrows | Resize the focused pane |
| Ctrl+T | New tab |
| Ctrl+Shift+W | Close pane |
| F11 | Full screen |
On macOS, ⌘ stands in for Ctrl. Hold the + button in the tab bar to open a notepad, a browser, or a file.
Source
Built with Tauri, React and xterm.js. Read the code on GitHub.