There are lots of cool features to like here. I'm not in the camp of Electron-haters, you just have to understand what it is and isn't. Nobody (including the a

There are lots of cool features to like here. I'm not in the camp of Electron-haters, you just have to understand what it is and isn't. Nobody (including the author) is advertising Tabby as a lightweight terminal with high-performance GPU acceleration or anything. And on the flipside, you get a cross-platform terminal app that supports a lot of really handy features like zmodem transfers and an easy interface for port-forwarding and session management. On the off-chance the author is reading this comment, tmux command-mode integration would be a killer addition to Tabby. It's the one feature that keeps me on iTerm2, and by extension on MacOS. I've never seen the feature on a Windows terminal, and it's a great "this feels like magic" way to have persistent tabs/windows that survive a disconnect.