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Mintty is a terminal emulator designed for Cygwin, MSYS, MSYS2, derived projects and WSL. It offers Xterm-compatible terminal emulation, 256 colour and True-Colour support, full Unicode and comprehensive character encoding support, bidirectional rendering, advanced Arabic shaping, alternative font display and full emoji support.
psmux is a native Windows terminal multiplexer built in Rust. It provides full tmux compatibility without requiring the Windows Subsystem for Linux, and works with Windows Terminal, PowerShell, and cmd.exe. The project states it is trusted by engineers at Microsoft, Google, IBM, and more than 500 companies worldwide.
The RESID Database of Protein Modifications is a collection of annotations and structures for protein modifications, including amino-terminal, carboxyl-terminal and peptide chain cross-link post-translational modifications. It is produced by John S. Garavelli at the Center for Bioinformatics & Computational Biology, University of Delaware, and hosted by the Protein Information Resource.
A program that executes a specific terminal colorscript or a random one. It began as a collection of terminal colorscripts accumulated over the years and is published under the MIT License on GitLab.
Slides is a terminal-based presentation tool. Presentations are written as markdown files and shown in the terminal, and code blocks inside slides can be executed during a presentation. Pre-processing commands can run before slides display, but a file with execution permissions must be passed for this.
Solarized is a sixteen color palette consisting of eight monotones and eight accent colors, designed for terminal and GUI applications. The colorscheme uses CIELAB lightness relationships and hues based on fixed color wheel relationships. Formats are available for editors and IDEs, terminal emulators, and other applications, along with palettes. The site notes that restoration is in progress.
sourcehut hub is a forge platform that invites visitors to register or log in and features selected projects. Featured projects include a terminal-based Settlers of Catan implementation, a 3DS homebrew collection, a code editor powered by libfn, a social bookmarking website, and a terminal web browser.
sshx is a web-based collaborative terminal that lets users share a terminal with others by link on a multiplayer infinite canvas. It offers real-time collaboration with remote cursors and chat, end-to-end encryption, and a lightweight server written in Rust. It is available as a command-line tool for macOS, Linux and Windows.
Termible is a subscription service for embedding an actual Linux terminal into a website, letting visitors try a CLI tool, REST API or programming language without installation. It launches Docker-powered containers as users connect, and supports executable code examples, embedded terminals and session recording. The service is in private beta, and plans list free, startup and enterprise tiers with concurrent terminal limits.
A curated list of terminal frameworks, plugins and resources for command-line users. It collects shells, ZSH and Bash frameworks, plugin managers, prompts, terminal emulation applications, package managers, text editors, tools and plugins, grouped by category.
tuifi is a terminal-based music player built on the TIDAL API and HiFi API. It offers playback and queue control, search and library browsing, playlists, and caching tracks locally for offline listening. The project targets TIDAL subscribers who self-host their own HiFi instance and prefer a keyboard-driven terminal workflow.
VisiData is an interactive command-line multitool for tabular data that combines a spreadsheet-like view with the terminal and Python. It opens many formats, including CSV, TSV, JSON, Excel, SQLite, and HDF5. The site describes handling millions of rows, instant histograms, terminal scatterplots, saved sessions for replay, and batch data pipelines.
Wave Terminal is an open-source terminal that integrates file previews, file editing, AI, web browsing and workspace organization, available for macOS, Linux and Windows. It offers features including an SSH connection manager with WSL support, split screen layouts, remote file navigation and editing, an inline web browser, and built-in graphical widgets for creating dashboards.
WezTerm is a cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written in Rust. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows 10, FreeBSD and NetBSD, and can multiplex terminal panes, tabs and windows on local and remote hosts with native mouse and scrollback support. It also offers ligatures, color emoji, font fallback, true color, dynamic color schemes and hyperlinks.
Alacritty is a cross-platform terminal emulator with sensible defaults and extensive configuration. It integrates with other applications rather than reimplementing their functionality. Supported platforms are BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows, and the software is described as being at a beta level of readiness.
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool that brings GitHub workflow functions to the terminal, including commands for issues, pull requests, releases and repositories. The page lists sample commands and describes it as scriptable, customizable and enterprise-ready, positioned as an alternative to context switching.
a-Shell is a text-based terminal interface app for iOS and iPadOS that provides command-line control of files, including creating, moving, compressing and editing them. It includes Vim and supports programming in Lua, Python, JavaScript, C and C++, compiling C and C++ to webAssembly. It supports Apple Shortcuts, multiple shell windows and pip install for pure Python packages.
Aider is an AI pair programming tool that runs in the terminal and works with cloud and local LLMs. It maps the codebase, supports more than 100 code languages, and integrates with Git to automatically commit changes. It can also run in an IDE and accept voice-to-code instructions.
Amazon Q Developer for the command line adds AI-powered features to the terminal, including command autocompletion, natural language chat and code generation for popular CLIs. The source states that the Q CLI has become the Kiro CLI.
Aptonic develops apps for macOS, including Dropzone, a tool for moving and copying files, launching applications and uploading to services. Dropzone 5 offers multiple grids, grid customization, terminal commands and a Drop Bar for temporarily holding files. It requires macOS 13 and later, and is available via Setapp or the Mac App Store.
Asynchronus builds market intelligence, automation tools and AI-powered products for retail users in machine-driven markets, including the Terminal market intelligence interface and the Predictions event-driven forecasting product. It describes a DeFAI ecosystem and an open-source Rust strategy framework named Noragami that is coming soon.
Awesome TUI is a curated collection of open-source terminal user interface apps for developers, operators, and power users. It covers system utilities and developer tools, and includes an app catalog, categories, and a way for maintainers to claim projects.
Bash Crawl helps learn, search, or use command-line tools, shell commands, and terminal workflows.
winstall is a browser-based interface for Microsoft's Windows Package Manager (winget). It lets users browse the winget repository, select multiple apps, and generate an install script that can be pasted into a terminal. The site also lists curated packs of apps that can be installed as a set.
