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Allows dividing the main window into multiple panes vertically or horizontally to display diverse terminal sessions simultaneously.
Dual Monitor Tools is a collection of software applications designed for users with multi-monitor setups on Windows. It significantly enhances productivity and provides greater control over window management, desktop organization, and mouse behavior across multiple displays.
BetterSnapTool is a powerful and highly customizable window management utility for macOS. It allows users to intuitively arrange, resize, and position application windows using simple drag-and-drop gestures to screen edges and corners, or via configurable keyboard shortcuts. It significantly enhances productivity for users working with multiple windows.
Actual Multiple Monitors is a powerful software solution designed to enhance the usability and functionality of Windows on multiple monitors. It extends the native Windows interface across all your displays, providing features like enhanced taskbars, title bar buttons, desktop profiles, and window management tools for a truly optimized multi-monitor workspace.
AquaSnap is a sophisticated window management tool designed to streamline the organization of applications on your desktop, especially on multi-monitor setups. It enhances productivity by providing intuitive features for snapping, docking, and resizing windows.
UltraMon is a comprehensive utility designed for seamless management of multi-monitor setups on Microsoft Windows, enhancing productivity and user experience.
Terminator is a robust, open-source terminal emulator for GNU/Linux, designed to provide advanced multi-terminal capabilities within a single window. It offers features like split-screen views, tiling layouts, plugins, and extensive customization options to enhance command-line productivity.
jEdit is a mature, feature-rich text editor written in Java. It's highly extensible via plugins and suitable for programmers and general text editing tasks across various operating systems.
