Terminals and SSH clients
Terminal emulators and the clients you use to log in to other machines over SSH.
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fish
A shell that autosuggests commands from your history, highlights syntax as you type and has tab completions that work without configuration.
Ghostty
A GPU-accelerated terminal that uses the real native interface of the platform instead of drawing its own.
Hyper
A terminal built on web technologies, extended with JavaScript plugins and themed with CSS.
KiTTY
A PuTTY fork for Windows that adds session filtering, automatic login scripts and portability.
MobaXterm
A Windows remote-computing toolbox: tabbed SSH, an X11 server, RDP, VNC, FTP and Unix commands in one portable executable.
Starship
A shell prompt that shows the git branch, language version and other context, configured once and working in every shell.
Tabby
A terminal, SSH client and serial console in one window, with a connection manager and an encrypted secret store.
tmux
Keeps terminal sessions alive on a server after you disconnect, and splits one window into many.
Wave Terminal
A terminal with file previews, a remote file editor, web browsing and AI assistance arranged as blocks in one window.
WindTerm
A fast SSH, SFTP, telnet, serial and tmux client for Windows, macOS and Linux, free for commercial use.
Zellij
A terminal multiplexer that tells you its own shortcuts on screen, so you can use it on day one.
Alacritty
A deliberately minimal OpenGL terminal that leaves multiplexing and tabs to other programs and just draws text fast.
PuTTY
The small, stubbornly reliable SSH and Telnet client that has been on every Windows admin’s desktop for twenty-five years.
WezTerm
A GPU-accelerated terminal that is also a multiplexer, configured in Lua and the same on every platform.
Windows Terminal
Microsoft’s tabbed terminal for Windows, hosting Command Prompt, PowerShell and WSL in one GPU-rendered window.
