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Ideal for use on chromebooks. Looks like it has been around for quite a long time too (91k users)

• piinbinary 14y ago
  I'm curious: Is there any use case for this beyond Chromebooks?
  • andrewguenther 14y ago
    It is a nice alternative to Putty on Windows
    • christiangenco 14y ago
      Yeah, I've yet to find a good terminal on Windows.
  • frabcus 14y ago
    I only use a web browser and a terminal on OSX. Often I want to repeatedly swap between a terminal and a web browser tab - for example, when developing a web application. Having them in the same tabbed window might make the workflow, and division of my windows, more natural. Another example - I use mutt for email in a terminal. So if I'm writing an email about a web page, I might prefer it to be in the same window (different tab) as the web page. Downloading now to try it out...
    • juan_juarez 14y ago
      If it's easier to have your terminal in a browser tab than for it to be a separate application, that is a major failing on the part of your window manager (or at least your understanding of it).
• Hortinstein 14y ago
  doesn't ChromeOS has a built in SSH terminal? I received a Cr-48 (original beta) and I remember that was the feature i used the most
  • codeka 14y ago
    Yes, but it's a pain to use in comparison to this.