WezTerm

WezTerm is a terminal emulator and multiplexer that uses GPU acceleration to render text and interface elements. Developers use it as a replacement for traditional terminal emulators, benefiting from improved performance and the ability to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. The tool is written in Rust and developed by Wez Furlong. It is distributed under the MIT License, making it free and open source for use and modification.

The tool provides both terminal emulation capabilities for running shells and command-line applications, and multiplexing functionality similar to tools like tmux or screen. This combination allows users to organize and switch between multiple terminal sessions efficiently. Being GPU-accelerated, it aims to deliver faster rendering compared to CPU-based terminal emulators while maintaining compatibility with standard terminal protocols and workflows.