Ghostty
A terminal emulator whose main claim to fame is speed — that and a platform-native user interface. There’s also a Linux version.
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Terminal apps: 4
Hyper
A beautiful and extensible command-line interface, built on open web standards. Lots of potential for innovative additions.
iCanHazShortcut
Set up shortcuts for virtually any Terminal command. You may find it more convenient and flexible than Apple’s Automator.
iTerm2
Imagine Terminal with a slick interface — including split panes, autocomplete, instant replay and Growl support — and you’ve got iTerm2. It is a successor to iTerm.