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Another decent option is clink which can either be run on demand inside a cmd window or auto-injected so it runs every time you dial up a cmd window (check the dox). From the Clink page linked above: Features
The same line editing as Bash (from GNU’s Readline library)
New keyboard shortcuts ** Paste from clipboard (Ctrl-V) ** Incremental history search (Ctrl-R/Ctrl-S) ** Powerful completion (TAB) ** Undo (Ctrl-Z) ** Automatic “cd ..” (Ctrl-Alt-U) ** Environment variable expansion (Ctrl-Alt-E) ** Press Alt-H for many more…
Scriptable completion with Lua
Coloured and scriptable prompt
Auto-answering of the “Terminate batch job?” prompt
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I can't do a review, but I can said that ConsoleZ is and alternative to ConEmu and Cmder can work with both. ConsoleZ support split windows vertically and horizontally and amount other useful features.
Another decent option is clink which can either be run on demand inside a cmd window or auto-injected so it runs every time you dial up a cmd window (check the dox). From the Clink page linked above:
Features
** Executables (and aliases)
** Directory commands
** Environment variables
** Thirdparty tools; Git, Mercurial, SVN, Go, and P4
** Paste from clipboard (Ctrl-V)
** Incremental history search (Ctrl-R/Ctrl-S)
** Powerful completion (TAB)
** Undo (Ctrl-Z)
** Automatic “cd ..” (Ctrl-Alt-U)
** Environment variable expansion (Ctrl-Alt-E)
** Press Alt-H for many more…
I can't do a review, but I can said that ConsoleZ is and alternative to ConEmu and Cmder can work with both. ConsoleZ support split windows vertically and horizontally and amount other useful features.