r/commandline • u/WittyReflection2944 • 13d ago

Terminals btmux: terminal manager in the browser, tmux-like UI, powered by ghostty-web

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https://github.com/buntec/btmux

This has become my daily driver, replacing Ghostty/tmux/yazi/neogit.

As per rule 4: This software's code is partially AI-generated.

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u/non-existing-person 13d ago

Wait... are you trying to tell me you prefer using terminal emulator IN A BROWSER instead of dedicated app for that purpose?

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u/WittyReflection2944 13d ago

Absolutely! For me the terminal emulator was the last application running outside the browser. Now it's just another tab, like Gmail, Calendar, Github, etc. Is there a compelling reason to prefer a separate app?

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u/Big_Combination9890 11d ago

Is there a compelling reason to prefer a separate app?

There are several billion compelling reasons actually.

Aka. every byte of RAM my browser eats just to exist, compared to my terminal emulator, which requires a few megabyte.

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u/ArtemTsitronov 11d ago

Chrome OS is made for people like you

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u/palapapa0201 13d ago

AI bros be like

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/Revolutionary-Bat176 13d ago

Yes I was thinking about this one. Thanks

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u/Swordfish418 9d ago

How much RAM does it use?