Five excellent Linux multiplexing terminals

The internal details of Linux seem to be destined to get farther away from desktop users. more and more popular desktop environments provide attractive interfaces and fancy functions to users.

The internal details of Linux seem to be destined to get farther away from desktop users. the popular desktop environment is increasingly providing attractive interfaces and fancy features to users, which shows no signs of slowing down. Ubuntu, one of the popular desktop distributions, even considered replacing the application menu with a pop-up search box (HUD. However, powerful terminals will not be eliminated in the foreseeable future. Experienced Linux users can use multiplexing terminals to experience the power of terminals. such applications are equivalent to the graphic window manager of the current version, allowing users to run multiple text programs at the same time, seamless switching between running programs.

Below are 5 excellent Linux multiplexing terminals:

1. byobu

Byobu is a ubuntu team project named screen-profile. it is packaged with screen for ease of use.

2. GNU Screen

GNU Screen is a free software developed by GNU program for command line terminal switching. You can use the software to connect multiple local or remote command line sessions at the same time and switch between them freely.

3. xupa

4. tmux

Tmux is a program similar to GNU screen and can be used as a substitute for the latter. Tmux adopts BSD license authorization

 

5. neercs