Cmder is a console emulator and terminal environment for Windows that provides a unified interface for managing multiple command-line sessions. It functions as a container host, wrapping existing console engines and shell processes within a single tabbed window to improve workflow organization and terminal navigation.
Les fonctionnalités principales de cmderdev/cmder sont : Terminal Emulators, Shell Environment Orchestrators, Shell Environment Managers, Terminal Session Managers, Terminal Productivity Tools, Window Management Systems, Command Line Tools, Development Environment Suites.
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