I'd suggest zellij if tmux is too intimidating. Rather. 99% of what I use tmux for is both: not what I would consider "power user" skills; what I think termina

I'd suggest zellij if tmux is too intimidating. Rather. 99% of what I use tmux for is both: not what I would consider "power user" skills; what I think terminal emulators like kitty or iTerm2 will mimick anyway; and reflects how e.g. VSCode arranges its open files. I find it convenient to have a session of tabs for a particular task/project, and to switch between the tabs depending on what I want to do. That said, I rarely make use of split panes (nor a tiled window manager). YMMV, but I almost always want whatever I'm looking at to be fullscreen. Zellij at least shows the keyboard shortcuts.