In addition to application-level keybindings, Final Term also allows you to define arbitrarily many global (i.e. If you can decipher that, you have already mastered Final Term keybindings.
This will cause Ctrl+L to execute the command ls -lh in the shell. Have a look: L = RUN_SHELL_COMMAND "ls -lh" In addition to these standouts, Final Term also contains the best of features found in traditional terminal emulators: Omnipotent keybindingsīinding any key (or combination of keys) to arbitrarily many functions is as simple as editing a text file. GUI terminal controlsįinal Term lets you collapse command output much like a programmer's editor lets you fold code.įinal Term recognizes "ASCII art scrollbars" in the output of supported programs like wget and displays matching GUI scrollbars, allowing you to monitor progress while the output is scrolled away. The moment you start typing, suggestions from your terminal history automatically pop up - lightning fast and sorted by an algorithm that ensures what you want to type is almost always right at the top. Smart command completionįinal Term knows when it is displaying a command prompt to you, and it knows all the commands that you ever entered. New semantic menus can be added effortlessly with a powerful yet simple text file-based plug-in system - no programming required. This allows it to offer features no other terminal can: Semantic text menusįinal Term knows which pieces of terminal output represent filenames, PIDs, web URLs or IP addresses and provides context-aware commands for each of them.
It goes beyond mere emulation and understands what is happening inside the shell it is hosting. Final Term – a modern terminal emulator 16 April 2013 on Software, Valaįinal Term is a new breed of terminal emulator.
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