It looks fantastic and is customisable, as you say. Downsides are: too unstable, too slow. If only there was an iTerm port for Linux and Windows, too! :(
Truly, Nothing Compares 2 U, iTerm!
I use MobaXTerm a lot at work. It's not quite in the same category as bash and zsh - it's a terminal, really - but it brings a lot of the Unix-y goodness to Windows.
It does tabs, and it'll connect via most protocols that you're likely to need.
Plus it comes with a built in X server, which I love - just being able to run a GUI program and have it work without having to fire up another server. :-)
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There's conemu and cmder, as well as Terminator. PowerShell is also really powerful, though it's not trying to be a *nix-style terminal so it's a bit different.
What is a good alternative for Windows users, anyone?
I use Hyper on my windows machine -- don't love it quite as much, but it's really extendible which is cool!
It looks fantastic and is customisable, as you say. Downsides are: too unstable, too slow. If only there was an iTerm port for Linux and Windows, too! :(
Truly, Nothing Compares 2 U, iTerm!
I use MobaXTerm a lot at work. It's not quite in the same category as bash and zsh - it's a terminal, really - but it brings a lot of the Unix-y goodness to Windows.
It does tabs, and it'll connect via most protocols that you're likely to need.
Plus it comes with a built in X server, which I love - just being able to run a GUI program and have it work without having to fire up another server. :-)
mobaxterm.mobatek.net/
There's conemu and cmder, as well as Terminator. PowerShell is also really powerful, though it's not trying to be a *nix-style terminal so it's a bit different.
I have recently started using Terminus, serves the purpose for me.
github.com/Eugeny/terminus