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, on Windows WSL, CMD, PowerShell and Cygwin
- xterm compatible
- Multiple tabs and panes, split and tiled any way you like
- Show images in the terminal
- Unicode support
- Color emoji
- Keyboard friendly “Command Palette”
- Configurable key bindings
- Keyboard based selections
- Shell integration; can isolate and ‘frame’ command output. (bash, zsh and fish supported)
- Easy uploads and downloads using the shell integration
- Command output is editable in place. Multi-cursor editing
- Previous command output can be used as input for new commands
- Supports iTerm2 and TextMate themes
- Text zoom
- Open source MIT license
- …much more to come
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News
- 02 Jan 2019 - Extraterm v0.40.0 released - First feature release for 2019 has: Read more
- 21 Dec 2018 - Extraterm v0.39.0 released - This feature release introduces: Read more
- 10 Dec 2018 - Extraterm v0.38.1 released - This is a small bug fix release. Read more
- 07 Dec 2018 - Extraterm v0.38.0 released - This release introduces a new default user interface theme called “Two Dark”. It is a port and tweak of the “One Dark” theme from the Atom text editor. It is a modern and minimal theme and just like in Atom, it also automatically adapts to the selected terminal color theme. Matching terminal and syntax color themes have also been added. The previous two UI themes are still available. Read more
- 19 Nov 2018 - Extraterm v0.37.4 released - Bug fix release: 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.