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termul
Organize persistent terminals, split panes, browsers, and editors by project.
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Organize persistent terminals, split panes, browsers, and editors by project.
Termul treats each project as a persistent desktop workspace instead of a loose set of terminal tabs. You can combine multiple shells, split panes, embedded browser tabs, and code or Markdown editors, then restore sessions, layouts, and snapshots when you return. The application is packaged for Windows, macOS, and Linux and also supports SSH-oriented workflows with credentials stored through the operating system keychain. It is designed for developers who regularly switch among several projects and want their working context kept together.
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