Explore and list 3 popular terminal emulators

[Will513r]

Summary

Explore and document three popular terminal emulators' features, benefits, and limitations. The objective is to understand their functionalities and critical differences.

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Description

• Objective: To provide a comprehensive overview of three popular terminal emulators for knowledge sharing, comparison, or potential adoption.

• Scope:

  • Features that set them apart
  • Benefits in terms of performance, customization, etc.
  • Limitations or drawbacks

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Tasks

1. Identify 3 Popular Terminal Emulators: Pick three widely-used terminal emulators for exploration.

2. Research Features:

   • Identify and document the unique features of each emulator.

3. Assess Benefits:

   • Investigate the advantages or strengths each offers. Look into aspects like speed, user-friendliness, and customization options.

4. Note Limitations:

   • List any significant limitations or downsides.

5. Compile Information:

   • Consolidate the findings into a markdown document.

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Acceptance Criteria

• A markdown file that addresses all the above tasks.
• Inclusion of factual information with supporting evidence or citations where applicable.

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Priority

• Medium

[Will513r]

Below is 3 on terminal emulators and their ups and downs:

1. WezTerm is a really good emulator as it has the ability to work across multiple platforms. Downside, Configuring Wezterm requires editing a Lua file.
2. Alacritty scrolling on the alacritty terminal can be done directly through the mouse. Downside, Some say its latency is significantly worse than most other terminal emulators.
3. Tabby or formally Terminus come with lots of features like smart tabs, ssh and more. Downside is he can require a lot of cpu.

[tupleHunden]

LGTM 👍🏻