Terminal Multiplexers manage multiple command line sessions within a single window. These tools allow you to split your screen into panes and tabs to organize different developer workflows and processes simultaneously. This type of software is for developers and system administrators who need to maintain persistent sessions across remote connections. Self-hosting these apps ensures that your terminal layouts and active shell processes remain running on your own hardware. You can customize the workspace configuration to fit your specific coding environment without relying on external services.
This page lists 2 open source tools in the Terminal Multiplexers category. The most popular are Zellij and WezTerm. Most use the MIT license.
A terminal multiplexer that organizes developer workflows using customizable layouts, tabs, and floating or stacked panes.
A GPU accelerated terminal emulator and multiplexer with Lua configuration that runs on multiple operating systems.
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