You're being pointlessly pedantic. It's pretty clear what "terminal" means in this context. Nobody uses the term in the classical mainframe sense, so "emulator

You're being pointlessly pedantic. It's pretty clear what "terminal" means in this context. Nobody uses the term in the classical mainframe sense, so "emulator" is implied. And you brought up "multiplexer". It's neat that you use it for clipboard management, but this tool does much more than that.