Multi tab terminal emulator for chromebook

MULTI TAB TERMINAL EMULATOR FOR CHROMEBOOK SOFTWARE

We would Anyone is free to contribute and implement this feature, the problem is none of us have the time or the skills to actually do it. This is the kind of thing that creates unnecessary forks and divides the community, because the devs were too stubborn to listen to their users (look at the votes/emotes in the comments in this issue, most people want tabs in Alacritty). I want things to 'just work', although I do like to write scripts and customize settings (a lot).ДЄnd as for saying that 'tabs are a feature for the window manager to implement': do you really not use tabs in your text editor, or in your web browser? You're missing out.

MULTI TAB TERMINAL EMULATOR FOR CHROMEBOOK SOFTWARE

I'm a software developer by trade, and computers are a fun hobby, but I don't want to compile my own software just to change keybindings. I sort of understand (but don't agree with) the 'design philosophy' behind this decision, but having to use something like tabbed for a basic feature creates a configuration mess and breaks things.

it broke Ueberzug completely (image previews inside of Ranger), although it works fine in Alacritty without tabbed.

it doesn't allow changing keybindings to create/switch tabs without recompiling it yourself, and the default bindings are a bit weird (I'm not used to using hjkl as movement keys, although I use Vim).I had to use devilspie2 to remove window decorations from tabbed, because it doesn't have an option to remove them (Alacritty does).I tried tabbed as per suggestion, but it had a number of issues:

Like I use Byobu/tmux for tabs (and I have multiple sessions, each with their own tabs), but I like to use my terminal app's tabs for different hosts (I don't want to nest local and remote tmux sessions, it gets messy fast). It's a shame that Alacritty doesn't (and likely won't) support tabs.

Multi tab terminal emulator for chromebook