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If you're using a linux distribution, then the `terminator` terminal app supports multiplexing as part of its built in feature set and has been my default termi

If you're using a linux distribution, then the `terminator` terminal app supports multiplexing as part of its built in feature set and has been my default terminal of choice for a while (tabs, splitting, etc...)

wastholm 7y ago
I use tmux for this. Create multiple panes with ssh sessions in them and do: set-window-option synchronize-panes on I have defined a keyboard shortcut for this, of course.
Osiris 7y ago
iTerm on MacOS also supports sending key presses to multiple panes simultaneously.