Terminator 0.9 is out
In introduced terminator in a previous article as multi-view terminal.
Since then, terminator as quite evolved, with plenty of new features that were highlighted in Terminator 0.9 beta 1 post.
It is now officially out with all those nifty features.
check out the changelogs:
terminator 0.9:
* Tab support
* Drag & Drop support
* Added support for ~/.config/terminator/config
* Switch the meanings of "horizontal" and "vertical" wrt splitting,
after extensive user feedback. Added context menu icons to try and
make the meaning clearer.
* Added keybindings for terms size and scrollbar manipulation. Thanks
Emmanuel Bretelle.
* Completely revamped config system which now transparently makes use
of gconf settings if they are available, falls back to sensible
defaults if not, and can be overridden entirely by ~/.config/terminator/config
* Support terminal zooming - now you can quickly hide all terminals apart
from one and either scale the fontsize or not.
* New application icon from Cory Kontros
* FreeBSD support (thanks to Thomas Hurst)
* Watch the system monospace font setting. Closes LP #197960
* Proxy support (via GNOME and $http_proxy)
* GConf backend now caches
* Fix redundant title when there is only one Term. Closes LP#215210
* Try much harder to find a usable shell
* Support encodings a-la GNOME Terminal
* Move python support code to a terminatorlib module
* Many other bug fixes and wider compatibility with GNOME Terminal
* Add support to cycle term within the same tab. Closes LP#238205.
This can be disabled by setting cycle_term_tab to False in
~/.config/terminator/config
So get ready and grab the latest package from Launchpad PPA repository.