Tabby Terminal
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Tabby is an infinitely customizable cross-platform terminal app for local shells, serial, SSH and Telnet connections.
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POX added Tabby Terminal as alternative to Termix- Smecko_Geck reviewed Tabby Terminal
This is a really nice terminal host! I really like how easy it is to open up different terminal types in other tabs.
It does tend to act a little bit slow, but it still works well nonetheless.
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Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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- 63,116 Stars
- 3,567 Forks
- 2264 Open Issues
- Updated Apr 15, 2025
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For my work I use a lot the command line and specially Bash. From time to time, I have to use Windows, and I've been often lost by using PuTTY or even SSH over PowerShell. I just found Tabby which I'm able to install on my Linux, Mac and Windows and simply sync my configuration files with Syncthing then the magic happen!! :)
Tabby is a resource hogging terminal that does nothing different in comparison to other terminals that provide the same function. Sure, it looks prettier than most terminals, but, I prefer performance to looks.
This is a really nice terminal host! I really like how easy it is to open up different terminal types in other tabs.
It does tend to act a little bit slow, but it still works well nonetheless.
best terminal as of today
No terminal app had me banned on more servers. infinite hardcore reconnects, little to no info on errors. Sure, if you use powershell or putty this feels like a step forward but even buggy MUONSSH is better than tabby for me.
Heavyweight and has too few features for amount of resources it needs.
It looks promising, but it's still a bit flaky. Font support seems broken on Windows 10, it won't load any of my monospaced fonts, and instead displays horribly s p a ce d -o ut v er s i on s of my variable width fonts, which makes it kinda unusable.