[aargh_aargh]

Does any Linux terminal have a comparable integration? I'm still using GNU Screen but willing to give tmux another shot.

[felixding]

WezTerm

The author of this feature also ported it to the Windows Terminal.

Besides, Chrome OS’s built in terminal also has tmux integration.

[natebc]

Do you have links to any examples? I've searched for this on and off for years, and i use Wezterm, but i've never been able to make it work like i remember the iTerm2 integration working.

Would love for examples using Windows Terminal as well.

[saagarjha]

I downloaded it to try it and it basically worked out of the box. What did you try?

[lostmsu]

Wait, how do you use it with Windows terminal? Same SSH config?

[lostmsu]

In fact, Windows Terminal has an open issue for the CC mode: https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/3656

[edoceo]

There was one called Terminator which had some tmux like features, split panes, broadcast, etc. It's not been maintained in a bit.

https://gnome-terminator.org/

[rhesa]

I used to use terminator for a long time, but i've switched to tilix (https://gnunn1.github.io/tilix-web/) with little pain.

[edoceo]

I'll check it out.

Note: that Terminator I linked is a re-boot (I'll be back) so, I might give it another go as well.

[quaddo]

I was a huge tilix fan for ages, but ran into an issue with long URLs being unclickable.

[dizhn]

wezterm

[ho_schi]

I use happily GNU Screen. Keep it?

[cpuguy83]

Pretty sure iTerm is the only term that implements that tmux protocol.

[kzrdude]

ITerm2 seems really cool, it has so many features. The developer(s?) must be really productive, they churn it out. They support a lot of Kitty protocols for example.

[tristan957]

Ghostty has infrastructure to support it from my understanding, like Mitchell did the initial plumbing. It just takes a spirited individual to finish it up.