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The advantage (for me, at least, on a Mac) is that it's easier to pick which terminal you want when they're laid out across the screen instead of all being in t
by cytzol 11y ago
The advantage (for me, at least, on a Mac) is that it's easier to pick which terminal you want when they're laid out across the screen instead of all being in the same position: "The window I'm testing my code in is in the bottom right", "The window I'm compiling that large thing in the background is off to the left", "The window I'm running my backup script is up at the top".
- Ayaz 11y agoI agree. For programming related use-cases, having multiple terminal windows can be very helpful. From a systems and networks administration perspective, I am not so sure, particularly when you can have simultaneous (SSH) sessions open to many systems.