Extraterm is more than just a terminal emulator. It provides a toolbox for working with your terminal and command line applications.
Features
- Supports Linux and macOS, and on Windows WSL, CMD, and PowerShell
- Images in terminal
- 24 bit color
- Color emoji on all platforms
- Font ligatures
- Keyboard friendly “Command Palette”
- Text zoom
- Configurable key bindings
- Global shortcuts
- Unicode support
- Search
- Shell integration; can isolate and ‘frame’ command output. (bash, zsh and fish supported)
- Easy uploads and downloads using the shell integration
- Previous command output can be used as input for new commands
- Supports iTerm2 themes
- Open source MIT license
- …much more to come
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News
- 17 Jun 2022 - Extraterm Qt v0.63.0 released - Features Read more
- 29 May 2022 - Extraterm Qt v0.62.0 released - Feature Read more
- 13 May 2022 - Extraterm Qt v0.61.0 released - Feature Read more
- 26 Apr 2022 - First preview of the new Qt based Extraterm - In the middle of last year I decided to move this project off Electron and onto a foundation built around Qt and NodeJS with NodeGui in the middle tying these two together. The goal being to improve resource usage, stability, and performance. Read more
- 21 Jan 2022 - Extratem 0.59.4 released - Bug fixes Read more
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Development and Contributing
Extraterm is an Open Source project developed in the open at GitHub https://github.com/sedwards2009/extraterm. The primary developer is Simon Edwards. Bugs, issues and wishes can be submitted via the GitHub issues. The Development Roadmap is tracked in this issue on GitHub.
Extraterm logos were designed and provided by Gabriel Harel.