All people below are wrong, as they suggest terminal emulators. Jokes aside, my favorite terminal emulator is Alacritty. It's fast, just works and no bells or whistles.
I'm a fan of MobaXterm. It's convenient to run sessions for Windows and Linux machines under a single umbrella. It also has some nice features like multi-command, SFTP, and Putty integration. Only downside is the price I suppose.
Edit: I guess I'm talking about remote terminal software, maybe somewhat tangential to the post.
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pim@feddit.nl · 3 pts · 3y
All people below are wrong, as they suggest terminal emulators. Jokes aside, my favorite terminal emulator is Alacritty. It's fast, just works and no bells or whistles.
Anonymoose@infosec.pub · 2 pts · 3y
I'm a fan of MobaXterm. It's convenient to run sessions for Windows and Linux machines under a single umbrella. It also has some nice features like multi-command, SFTP, and Putty integration. Only downside is the price I suppose.
Edit: I guess I'm talking about remote terminal software, maybe somewhat tangential to the post.
Still@programming.dev · 1 pts · 3y
I'm using kitty right now, it's pretty good
rhacer@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 3y
Windows Terminal on Windows. The default Terminal on OSX.