A terminal multiplexer can be a real boon to productivity. The time spending switching between consoles and editors acts as a drag. Every developer and user can benefit from using the command line. Getting familiar with the command line can drastically improve your workflow.
Here is my pick of the best of breed terminal multiplexer software. Each of the applications is released under an open source license.
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