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ConEmu is a console multiplexer and terminal emulator for Windows that organizes multiple command-line sessions into a single interface using tabs and split panes. It functions as a customizable environment for executing shells and legacy applications. The project includes a drop-down console interface that toggles between a hidden state and a full-width top-screen overlay. It supports the execution of legacy DOS applications on modern operating systems through integrated emulation layers. The application covers terminal customization for fonts and visual styling, window display mode managem

Tilix is a tiling terminal emulator for Linux that uses GTK+ 3 widgets for native desktop integration and theming. It arranges multiple terminal sessions in a resizable grid layout, allowing users to split the window into several panes simultaneously. The application is built on the VTE terminal emulation engine and uses the Meson build system for compilation. The terminal supports synchronized input broadcasting, where keystrokes typed in one pane are replicated to all grouped terminals via D-Bus inter-process communication. It also offers a Quake-style drop-down mode that slides a terminal

Guake is a drop-down terminal emulator for Linux built on the VTE widget, designed to appear instantly with a single configurable hotkey. It mimics the quake-style console by sliding down from the top of the screen, supporting full-screen toggling and transparency. The terminal manages multiple sessions as named tabs, with automatic naming from the running command and customizable switching shortcuts. It also adapts to multi-monitor setups by placing the window on the monitor under the mouse cursor or a designated screen. Guake stands out with its ability to detect file paths and URLs in term