Terminology: More Than A Terminal Emulator

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Apr 4, 2013

Terminology is a relatively new terminal emulator written for the Enlightenment desktop, but it can be used in other desktop environments. The application comes with many cool features, some of which do not exist in any other terminal emulator. Besides features that are already available in other terminal emulators such as split views support, Terminology can do a lot of things you wouldn’t expect from a terminal emulator, like displaying thumbnails for images, videos and documents and further more, it also allows you to preview those files directly from Terminology.

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