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, PowerShell and Cygwin
- Multiple tabs and panes, split and tiled any way you like
- Images in terminal
- 24 bit color
- Color emoji on all platforms
- Keyboard friendly “Command Palette”
- Text selection using cursor/keyboard, block selections, multi-cursor selections
- 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
- 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
- Open source MIT license
- …much more to come
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News
- 11 Oct 2019 - Extraterm v0.46.0 released - The options for framing command output using the shell integration now support framing only when command output is longer than some line of lines. Read more
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15 Sep 2019 - Extraterm v0.45.0 released - A lot of work has gone into improving mouse support for applications. Mouse wheel scrolling now works correctly in the
microandnanotext editors and possibly others. Read more - 01 Sep 2019 - Extraterm v0.44.1 released - Bug fixes: Read more
- 21 Aug 2019 - Extraterm v0.44.0 released - Cursor styles, blinking and bug fixes Read more
- 14 Aug 2019 - Extraterm v0.43.0 released - Improved character rendering and new features 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.