This isn't really a terminal app at this point — it's more like a dedicated GUI for bash. While you can launch zsh from bash, then this app sees it as an infini

This isn't really a terminal app at this point — it's more like a dedicated GUI for bash. While you can launch zsh from bash, then this app sees it as an infinitely-running subprocess of one command, which basically breaks this app's central feature (treating each command as its own entity). You can't use the app normally anymore, as now you are typing in the embedded subcommand rectangle and not the main CLI. Sort of interesting, but not if you don't use bash (which I haven't for years, even on Linux, and almost no Mac user does either since Apple ditched it for zsh).