Comparison of terminal emulators
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Comparison of terminal emulators
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List of terminal emulators[edit]
ConEmu - Handy Windows Terminal for Win 
- Download: Releases · Maximus5/ConEmu
- License: BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
- Logging the screen output: Available[1]
- Background process finished alert: When multiple tabs are open at the same time: ConEmu displays cmd[*] on the tab when a background process completes.
Ghostty: "👻 Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration." for macOS 
& Linux 
v. 1.1.3
- License: MIT License
- Logging the screen output:
- Background process finished alert: Not available[2]
iTerm2 - Mac OS Terminal Replacement for macOS Build 3.5.14
- License: GNU General Public License v2.0
- Logging the screen output: Available
- Background process finished alert: Available
When multiple tabs are open at the same time: iTerm displays a blue circle 🔵 on the tab when a background process completes. (Show new-output indicator[3])
The built-in native Terminal.app on macOS
- License:
- Logging the screen output:
- Background process finished alert: Available When multiple tabs are open at the same time: Terminal.app displays a tree dots ... on the tab when a background process completes.
The built-in native Terminal App on ubuntu 4.04 Linux
- License:
- Logging the screen output: N/A
- Background process finished alert: N/A
Tilix: A tiling terminal emulator v. 1.9.6 Linux
- License:
- Logging the screen output:
- Background process finished alert: VTE Configuration Issue · gnunn1/tilix Wiki
Test scripts[edit]
This BASH script command simulates a test process with a random 3-5 second delay between start and completion messages.
echo "Starting test..." && sleep $((3 + RANDOM % 3)) && echo "Test completed!"
Windows command prompt (DOS or cmd)
echo Starting test... && timeout /t %random:~-1% /nobreak >nul && echo Test completed!