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What is your favorite terminal emulator.
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TMUX is life. Before, I was fighting screen to do what I needed. TMUX just does it and the customisation puts it way above. I can't imagine working on the command line without TMUX.
tmux greatly simplifies my choice in terminals, which now mostly books down to whether or not it supports ligatures. I do nothing in any terminal without firing up tmux first.